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Liverpool want Ozan Kabak.
The club has contacted Schalke about a possible deal, International Sports Press Association writer Chris Williams said on Twitter.
Liverpool want to sign Ozan Kabak, but have been told that a deal will not be possible as the Bundesliga gets underway on Friday.
However, the journalist tweeted that his public stance and his private stance are at odds with each other. If Liverpool offer 25 million euros, they have an excellent chance of closing the deal.
This occurs just after Thiago was announced and the news of Diogo Jota’s arrival from Wolves broke. Both deals have been structured in a way that limits Liverpool’s spending this summer, so there should be some cash in the bank.
Jota’s rate has been supplemented by Ki-Jana Hoever’s move to Wolves. It’s been an incredibly busy few days for Liverpool.
Jurgen Klopp’s team is in dire need of another central defender, even if Thiago’s arrival puts less pressure on Fabinho to play every game in defensive midfield.
Kabak has done well at Schalke, even if he was on the wrong side of an 8-0 win at the hands of Bayern Munich.
Liverpool have been linked to him before, and it seems to be the kind of deal sports director Michael Edwards likes to make.
The Turkish international is young and has clear growth potential. Klopp has stated that he likes to sign players with elite potential, more than elite footballers, although the arrival of Thiago has broken the mold a bit.
He is only 20 years old, but he already has two international matches and has made rapid progress in his career. Kabak played just 18 games for Galatasaray before moving to Stuttgart, where he played in 17 more before being drafted by Schalke.
Kabak has played just 29 games in Gelsenkirchen and could be on his way to his fourth club in just two years. That is a rapid increase.
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