Liverpool learn price-tag of 24-year-old Premier League target

Liverpool are aiming to strengthen their attack this summer and have been linked with various players.

Following the departure of Jurgen Klopp and the arrival of Arne Slot, significant changes are anticipated at Anfield both on and off the pitch.

Wolves attacker Pedro Neto has drawn Liverpool’s attention for some time due to his impressive performances for the Premier League club.

The Reds have now learned the cost of signing the Portugal international winger.

According to The Telegraph, Wolves do not need to sell one of their prized assets but would ‘demand’ at least £60 million for Neto in the summer transfer window, which would set a record for the club.

The report also notes interest from fellow Premier League clubs Manchester City and Newcastle United in the talented winger.

Man City have been long-term admirers of the right-winger, who is versatile enough to play in various attacking positions.

Liverpool are seeking a new wide-forward and have been linked with players such as Federico Chiesa of Juventus (via Football Italia) and Michael Olise of Crystal Palace (via ESPN).

Neto would be an excellent fit for Liverpool and their high-intensity style of play.

His performances in the Premier League have been impressive, and his consistency indicates he can play for the top clubs in the league.

However, Liverpool should be cautious about signing Neto due to his fitness issues.

His injury history is a significant concern, as he has struggled to stay injury-free throughout his career.

Last season, he made 20 Premier League appearances for Wolves in a campaign plagued by injuries.

Liverpool faced their own injury crisis last season and would not want to sign another injury-prone player.

At 24, Neto still has a long career ahead of him, and if he can remain injury-free, a big move is undoubtedly in his future.