Liverpool are eyeing a potential move for Hoffenheim youngster Maximilian Beier as a prime target for the winter transfer window.
With January approaching, all clubs will be looking forward to capitalising on the January transfer window. The Reds also are not an exception as they will again become active regarding businesses.
After a successful midfield rebuild this summer, the prime motive of the Merseysiders will be to strengthen the defense. Their lack of defensive stability has been pretty evident this season despite them currently standing 1st in the PL.
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The Anfield giants could also try to sign a forward as Diogo Jota’s return from injury is still unknown and Mohamed Salah could leave the club in summer 2024.
LFC have already identified many players as potential winter targets. But the latest report has added another name to that list.
Liverpool target Hoffenheim attacker Maximilian Beier
According to a report via German media outlet Sport Bild, the English giants have set their eyes on Bundesliga striker Maximilian Beier. The 21-year-old Gemran is a right-footed striker who can play on either of the flanks.
So far this season, Beier has scored 6 goals and assisted 4 goals in 15 appearances across all competitions.
Debuting this September for the Germany U-21 team, the striker has already earned 5 caps and scored 2 goals (stats via Transfermarkt).
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The 6ft 1 striker is already being compared with former Reds striker Roberto Firmino for his playstyle. The German forward has tendencies of dropping deep and linking up with midfielders. It is a massive compliment for the 2002-born player to be compared with the pioneer of the false no. 9 role.
Several other English clubs are interested in the 21-year-old as well. The youngster’s contract with Hoffenheim ends in the summer of 2027 and his release clause is €30m.
Jurgen Klopp has a reputation for nurturing young talents into world-class players. If Liverpool manages to sign the forward in January, then the club will benefit in the long run.
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