
Multiple sources are reporting that a deal is near.
According to reports across the continent, it seems that Liverpool FC are closing in on a transfer for Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong. The 24-year-old Dutch international is heavily rumoured to be the leading candidate to replace the departing Trent Benedict-Arnold.
This all started yesterday when Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg reported on the development of this potential transfer.
Understand Liverpool are seriously pursuing Jeremie #Frimpong. Advanced talks have already taken place.
Following detailed analysis and due to his availability, he is currently one of the top options for #LFC to potentially replace Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Frimpong is… pic.twitter.com/R7CrlFbN8c
Today, Fraudbrizio Romano also reported pretty much the same thing that Liverpool have approached Leverkusen to discuss the structure of a potential deal.
Liverpool are advancing in talks to sign Jeremie Frimpong after contacts reported last week.
Understand #LFC approached Bayer Leverkusen to discuss €35m release clause structure.
Talks also underway on player side with Frimpong keen on joining Liverpool. pic.twitter.com/wzuXL5m3tJ
And finally, German outlet Kicker Magazine, pretty much one of the more definitive outlets in German football news, reported that the discussions were advanced, and the Reds were set to offer a five year deal.
[ ] BREAKING: Liverpool are close to signing Dutch international Jeremie Frimpong from Leverkusen.
Talks are at a 'very advanced' stage, only minor details remain. Club are ready to trigger release clause. A five-year deal until 2030 is on the table.
[@kicker] pic.twitter.com/31zEDu8X9t
Good players and coaches will figure it out. I really like it. Nabbing him on that release clause is great value. And no other right-back is going to have Trent’s range of passing, so adding elite top-end speed, dynamism, and dribbling seems like a pretty good bet to make.