Liverpool yet to make an offer for Serie A star despite Manchester United threat

Liverpool are yet to make a bid for Manchester United target Sofyan Amrabat

Fiorentina’s Moroccan midfielder Sofyan Amrabat sees himself linked with a move to Liverpool. He is one among plenty of targets for the Reds and even Manchester United see themselves in the race to sign the player.

However, according to Fiorentina general manager Joe Barone, no clubs have officially put in a bid for the 26-year-old. Here is what he told Sky Sport Italy via ECHO:

“At the moment nothing official has arrived, I told him to come here concentrated because he is a Fiorentina player. He must have his head here and be ready for the start of the league, then if something comes we’ll evaluate it. We have an already very strong midfield department.”

With Saudi Arabian clubs expressing interest in Liverpool’s midfield stalwarts, Fabinho and Jordan Henderson, the Reds have been on the lookout for potential replacements. Amrabat‘s name has emerged as one of the candidates to fill the void left by the potential departures.

The prospect of Amrabat joining Liverpool would undoubtedly excite fans, given his talent and versatility in the midfield. As the Reds seek to maintain their competitiveness in both domestic and European competitions, reinforcing the midfield department becomes crucial.

Liverpool’s midfield engine room has been a vital component of their success over the years, and any potential replacements must be able to fill the void left by the possible departures of Fabinho and Henderson adequately. Amrabat’s addition would bring fresh dynamism and creativity to the Reds’ midfield ranks.

However, as the transfer window progresses, Liverpool will carefully evaluate their options, taking into account the squad’s dynamics and the player’s suitability for Jurgen Klopp’s system. The final decision will be driven by the club’s long-term goals and ambitions.

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For now, Liverpool fans must wait patiently as the transfer saga unfolds. While Amrabat sees himself linked with several clubs, including Manchester United, the current situation suggests that the Moroccan midfielder remains firmly attached to Fiorentina until something new comes up.

Liverpool’s pursuit of midfield reinforcements may yet take various turns, and the Reds’ supporters will be eagerly anticipating the club’s next move in this crucial transfer window.