Liverpool eye Spain double as all eyes set on Euro24 final

Liverpool have tabled offer for Spain's Dani Olmo and Nico Williams

Liverpool's offer for Dani Olmo and Nico Williams

Dani Olmo and Nico Williams

Liverpool's pursuit of Spain's dynamic midfielder, Dani Olmo, has been marked by reports suggesting that the club is poised to trigger his release clause. With a rumored £50 million offer on the table, Liverpool is positioning itself to secure the services of the 26-year-old talent, who has impressed with his performances for Spain during the European competitions.

This significant investment reflects Liverpool's strategic approach to strengthening its squad by targeting top-tier players to enhance the team's competitiveness in domestic and intracontinental competitions next season.

The proposed move for Olmo underscores the  Reds commitment to securing key talents to bolster their midfield ranks ahead  of the new season.

In parallel to their pursuit of Dani Olmo, the Merseyside club has also expressed interest in securing the services of Nico Williams, who has garnered attention as a potential replacement for Mohamed Salah.

Williams, who possesses a release clause of approximately $62 million (£49m/€57m), presents an attractive option for Liverpool's new boss Arne Slot, given his skill set and versatility on the field.

The young Spaniard who plays for Athletic  Bilbao has proven to be a promising talent in both club and country, he's been instrumental in Spain's progression to the Euro 2024 final and is now deemed as a long-term project for the Reds by Arne Slot.

Liverpool are yet to sign a player from the market in this transfer window, but have made changes in the club's management ranks. Arne Slot who emerged as Jurgen Klopp's successor continues to navigate through the market for player acquisition this summer and the potential signings of Olmo and Williams could shape the team's trajectory and bolster its prospects for success in the seasons to come.

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