Now that the European Championship is over, transfer activity across Europe is expected to intensify.
Players who were involved in the tournament for the past month are now free to negotiate potential moves.
One of the players who could make a significant move to the Premier League is Spain’s midfielder Dani Olmo.
The RB Leipzig star impressed for the European Champions this summer, stepping up brilliantly in Pedri’s absence and helping Spain win the Euros.
According to TEAMtalk, Liverpool are set to move for the Spanish midfielder, now ahead of Premier League rivals Manchester United in the race to sign the 26-year-old.
Olmo’s outstanding performance at Euro 2024, where he contributed two assists and three goals and ended as the joint Golden Boot winner, has increased interest in him.
Liverpool are prepared to pay the €60 million (£51 million) release clause in Olmo’s contract, hoping to secure his signing ahead of Manchester United.
New Liverpool manager Arne Slot is determined to add a creative midfielder like Olmo to his squad this summer, believing the team lacked such a player last season.
Olmo’s creativity and output in the final third would be a valuable addition for the Reds.
Following his success at the Euros, his value is likely to rise, potentially sparking interest from other top European clubs.
For a player of his quality, the £51 million release clause seems reasonable and affordable for Liverpool.
