As Florentino goes for Mbappé, Madrid star Klopp would steal for Liverpool

It will be difficult for Liverpool to make any moves in this summer transfer window in the Premier League. The club's financial shortfall after missing out on a UEFA Champions League place has left them with a dilemma when it comes to finding quality players for next season who can compete against Manchester City, who have won both the league and Europe's top competition by winning the final in Istanbul, Turkey.

But that does not detract from the fact that they have sporting intelligence and can begin to understand how to reach the big stars to begin to reach the project that has Jurgüen Klopp who wants to return compete against the biggest, and try to win the league trophy despite the millionaire templates that have teams like Manchester City, Arsenal or Chelsea. And especially they don't want to make mistakes when buying players who don't perform after several games.

There is one player at Real Madrid who is starting to obsess Klopp. The midfielder who came through the youth ranks at Real Madrid is a sensation with his running and fighting spirit on the pitch. His South American spirit is evident in every ball he plays and he has already formed a fantastic partnership with Vinicius Jr. And it has been said that he could be moved further forward with the departure of Karim Benzema.

While Madrid's big target is to sign Kylian Mbappé, the idea is that the team will not be dismantled as Carlo Ancelotti wants to fight for every last inch in Europe's top club competition. I've already done a good deal for Jude Bellingham and expect the surprise signing of Joselu from Espanyol Barcelona to be reminiscent of not-so-expensive transfers that paid off handsomely.

Which Madrid player does Klopp like?

News channel Sky Sports has reported that Real Madrid have rejected a transfer request to Liverpool for Uruguay midfielder Federico Valverde. The 24-year-old is under contract and would have paid more than 50 million euros for him, but Florentino Perez wants more for a player who has a spectacular progression in his game and who will become one of the symbols of the Spanish side for the distant future.