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Just Now: Liverpool in Talks to Beat Nottingham Forest to £21m Signing After Rejected Premier League Bid

Liverpool in Talks to Beat Nottingham Forest to £21m Signing After Rejected Premier League Bid

Liverpool are reportedly in advanced talks with German Bundesliga side FC Schalke to secure the signature of rising star Julian Brandt, with a £21m deal in the works. This comes after a rejected bid from Premier League rivals Nottingham Forest, who had attempted to bring the attacking midfielder to the City Ground earlier this week.

Brandt, 27, has impressed during his time in Germany, showcasing exceptional technical ability and versatility across the attacking midfield and wing positions. His performances have drawn attention from several Premier League clubs, with Liverpool now looking to beat Forest to his signature.

Sources close to the deal suggest that Schalke, who have been struggling financially, are eager to sell Brandt to balance their books. However, they rejected Nottingham Forest’s initial offer, believed to be in the region of £17m, feeling it was below the midfielder’s true market value. Liverpool’s bid, which is reportedly close to being accepted, includes performance-related add-ons that could increase the total value of the deal to £21m.Forest unhappy with referee decision before Liverpool's late winner |  Reuters

Liverpool, who are in need of depth in their midfield following recent injury setbacks, see Brandt as a potential long-term addition to their squad. Jurgen Klopp is said to be a big admirer of the German international, who has enjoyed a productive season in the Bundesliga, and is keen to add him to his tactical setup at Anfield.

Nottingham Forest, meanwhile, are still hoping to land a player of Brandt’s caliber, but with the Reds now firmly in pole position, it remains to be seen if they can mount a challenge for the midfielder’s signature.

The deal, if finalized, will add another significant talent to Liverpool’s ranks as they continue their push for domestic and European honors.

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