Another failure for Liverpool

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By: Manu Tournoux

Another failure for Liverpool

The Reds bosses are facing yet another pushback from their Southampton counterparts over Romeo Lavia.

For 50 million euros, you don’t have Romeo Lavia. This is the message that the leaders of Southampton (Championship) sent to those of Liverpool (Premier League) about Romeo Lavia, coveted by the team of Jürgen Klopp.

The young Belgian midfielder interests the Reds especially as they lost some elements in the sector during the summer transfer window. We think in particular of the executives Jordan Henderson and Fabinho, who left for Saudi Arabia.

The third offer, of 50M, made by the Mersey club to the Saints again gave birth to a refusal, indicated on Monday The Liverpool Echo.

Romeo Lavia, 19 and trained in Anderlecht (Brussels), was recruited last summer by Southampton from the U19s of Manchester City, against just over 12 million euros.

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