There have been key updates regarding the futures of Tyler Morton and Nat Phillips at Liverpool, while their new goalkeeping coach has been lauded.
Morton bid rejected
Morton shone on loan at Championship side Hull last season, making 35 league starts, and it looks like he is a wanted man once again.
According to Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, RB Leipzig are keen on signing the midfielder on a loan-to-buy basis, but Liverpool have already rejected one bid.
? RB Leipzig, still interested to sign Tyler #Morton from Liverpool!
?? Concrete talks took place
?? Leipzig, pushing for a loan with an option to buy. #LFC, not interested in this loan structure.
The 21 y/o can really imagine to join RB now. But no agreements yet.… pic.twitter.com/R6VEyxjyC2
— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) June 26, 2024
While a move to the Bundesliga side seemingly appeals to Morton, the structure of the deal is something the Reds are “not interested” in.
Liverpool have so much midfield depth heading into next season, so another temporary move away makes complete sense for the 21-year-old.
The club could, however, be open to a permanent deal, with a host of other clubs interested and a £20 million price tag set.
• READ IN FULL: LFC reject first offer for Morton – but ‘concrete talks’ over transfer
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Latest Liverpool FC News
- Liverpool have reportedly made contact with Real Madrid over potential moves both Arda Guler and Rodrygo – we’ll wait for more reliable sources before we believe it, though! (HITC)
Other chat from elsewhere
- Phil Foden has temporarily left England duty at Euro 2024 and returned home for the birth of his third child (BBC Sport)
- Napoli manager Antonio Conte says there are “no doubts” that winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia will stay at the club beyond the summer (Fabrizio Romano)
Today at Euro 2024
Ukraine vs. Belgium and Slovakia vs. Romania got underway at 5pm, with all three Group E sides on three points.
Later, in Group F, Diogo Jota‘s Portugal take on Georgia, while Czech Republic and Turkey also lock horns, with both games starting at 8pm.
