Following his outstanding 2023/24 campaign, Liverpool is looking at Real Madrid goalkeeper Andriy Lunin. Sport, via Paisley Gates, said that Liverpool and Real Madrid have previously spoken about a possible move as Liverpool tries to guarantee Lunin’s availability in front of uncertainties around his future.

Lunin spent majority of his time on loan even though he joined Real Madrid in 2018. After an injury disabled Thibaut Courtois, last season he at last had his turn in the first team. Lunin lit brilliantly, enabling Real Madrid to win La Liga and go far into the Champions League. Though Lunin performed admisitely, he found himself back on the bench with Courtois back and at the top of his game.

Liverpool Want To Sign The High Profile Real Madrid Star For The 2023/24 Campaign

Lunin, 25 now, is in the last year of his contract and Real Madrid has made a fresh offer. He stays the second-choice keeper despite the offer; this predicament makes him think about his choices. He is eager to locate a team where he may be the first choice goalkeeper, so Liverpool could be the perfect option.

Alisson Becker, Liverpool’s first choice keeper, has drawn attention from Saudi Arabia, hence opening Lunin’s path. To grasp the financial sides of the agreement, the Reds have begun negotiations with Real Madrid. Given Lunin’s demonstrated ability, Liverpool’s estimated sum of roughly £30 million sounds acceptable.

Lunin, on the other hand, is willing to sign for a team competing in the Champions League and gives him first priority. Should Alisson go, Liverpool may be the ideal place for Lunin to get the consistent first-team involvement he is yearning.

Liverpool’s hunt of Lunin highlights their proactive attitude to possible roster alterations. The transfer market is still open, and it remains to be seen if Lunin would trade Madrid for Merseyside given continuous conversations. Should the transfer go through, Liverpool will have a gifted goalkeeper with bright future.

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For Conor Gallagher, Chelsea is certain about their £55 million asking price. While Aston Villa and Tottenham both pique curiosity, Chelsea won’t move. They want to make sure their conditions are fulfilled notwithstanding Gallagher’s contract circumstances. Gallagher’s path at Chelsea is rather remarkable. Before joining the main team in 2022, he excelled on loan periods. His first season was outstanding, and under Mauricio Pochettino he developed even better last season. Playing in fifty games, he created nine assists and scored seven goals. Particularly in cases of Reece James’s injuries, he often donned the captain’s armband. His outstanding performance qualified him for the Euro 2024 team of Gareth Southgate.

Gallagher is concentrating on supporting England at the Euros, but his future with Chelsea is still unknown. Chelsea is willing to let him leave, but only for the appropriate fee; her contract expires in twelve months. They are looking for a bargain like the £55 million accord they negotiated with Manchester United for Mason Mount.

Though Aston Villa and Tottenham show interest, Chelsea stays firm on their estimate. They are not hurried to sell Gallagher for less as they think they have complied with financial rules. Particularly with Pierre-Emile Højbjerg and Giovani Lo Celso expected to go, Tottenham believes Gallagher is ideal for Ange Postecoglou’s style. Still, Spurs value Gallagher at £35–40 million, which could not satisfy Chelsea’s needs.