Liverpool Learn Massive Price Tag 24-year-old Winger with Alisson Becker “Considering Transfer”

Liverpool have been linked with the Brentford winger after he expressed his desire to play at the elite level.

Brentford will demand a £50 million price tag for Bryan Mbeumo if Liverpool shows interest in him this summer, according to report.

Liverpool have been linked with the Cameroonian star, who has expressed his desire to compete at the highest level. Reports from France, where Mbeumo began his senior career, suggest that Liverpool are considering him as a potential transfer target.

“I want to play in the biggest competitions, in the best clubs,” the player told L’Equipe this week. “It’s still enticing to see some big teams interested in me. We’ll see.”

Brentford could face challenges this summer with the potential departure of Ivan Toney, while losing Bryan Mbeumo would significantly weaken the Bees’ attack.

According to a report from HITC, Brentford hope to secure £50 million for Mbeumo, despite him not yet reaching double figures in goals in his top-flight career.

Liverpool might begin the search for Mohamed Salah’s potential successor, as Salah turns 32 this summer and enters the final year of his contract.

Mbeumo, who primarily plays on the right wing but can also function as a central striker, is among the names being considered.

Additionally, Alisson Becker appears open to offers this summer, though he prefers to remain in Europe.

However, the goalkeeper has been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia, and journalist Rudy Galetti reports that Alisson is interested in hearing their proposals.

It is believed that only a substantial offer would convince him to move continents. The 31-year-old shot-stopper still has three years remaining on his contract with Liverpool.

Liverpool are expected to have a busy summer regarding their goalkeeping roster, with Caoimhin Kelleher rumored to be leaving and Adrian’s contract expiring.

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