Rising Spain star Gavi has earned plenty of admirers since bursting onto the scene last year.
Gavi has made 26 LaLiga appearances for Barcelona despite only turning 17 in August.
The teenager has also been capped by Spain, with four appearances to his name.
TOP STORY – REDS PLOT GAVI SWOOP
Liverpool are set to make an audacious swoop for Barcelona teenager Gavi amid the Blaugrana’s financial issues, reports the Daily Express.
Barca have been trying to convince the 17-year-old to re-sign with the club but have not met his salary demands yet.
The Reds are hoping to capitalise on that situation, with a view to an offer in the near future.
ROUND-UP
– Borussia Dortmund are in contract talks with outgoing Bayern Munich defender Niklas Sule, claims Transfermarkt’s Manuel Veth. Sule has confirmed he will leave Bayern when his contract expires at the end of this campaign and is reportedly asking for €12-15million per season.
– Former Germany national team head coach Joachim Low is being lined up as Carlo Ancelotti’s successor at Real Madrid, claims El Nacional.
– Barcelona could swoop for Chelsea target Jules Kounde with the Catalans lining up an off-season move for the Sevilla defender, according to the Daily Star.
– Express reports Barcelona are also looking to seal deals for Chelsea defenders Cesar Azpilicueta and Andreas Christensen in the coming days.
– Manchester United and Chelsea will both chase West Ham United’s Declan Rice in the next transfer window, reports Sky Sports.
Sources! #BVB are certainly desperate to sign a new center-back as Manuel Akanji has turned down their latest contract offer (contract expires in 2023). This is why they have had long talks with the Niklas Süle camp. Süle is asking for €12-15m a season.
— Manuel Veth (@ManuelVeth) February 6, 2022
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