- Barcelona are interested in a loan move for a Liverpool midfielder
- The star had previously appeared set to make a loan switch to RB Salzburg
- LISTEN NOW: It's All Kicking Off!, available wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes every Monday and Thursday
Barcelona have made a bid to hijack Red Bull Salzburg’s loan signing of Liverpool midfielder Stefan Bajcetic.
A decision will be taken today about which option best suits the Spain U21 international. Barcelona have offered of a loan fee of £3.3m.
Liverpool's Tyler Morton, a target for Leverkusen, may now stay while defender Calum Scanlon has joined Millwall on loan.
Bajcetic had appeared set to join RB Salzburg on loan but could now head to Barcelona instead, after Hansi Flick's side showed an interest in bringing the player to LaLiga.
Salzburg are managed by former Liverpool assistant boss Pep Lijnders, who rates the player highly having naturally worked closely with them.
Hansi Flick is eager to bring a Liverpool star to Barcelona in order to add to his midfield options
RB Salzburg, managed by ex-Liverpool assistant Pep Lijnders, had been set to sign the player on loan
Barcelona boss Flick is eager to add to his midfield options before the closure of the transfer window.
The player is in need of game time, which could lead to him departing Anfield on a temporary basis.
Bajcetic, who has made 22 senior appearances for Liverpool, struggled with injury last season.
He did however make a breakthrough on the international stage after he made his debut for Spain Under-21s last year.
The prospect has been at Liverpool since 2020, when he joined from Celta Vigo's academy.
Salzburg have already signed Bobby Clark from Liverpool but they may miss out on a deal for Bajcetic, now that Barca have shown their interest.
Barcelona are interested in signing midfielder Stefan Bajcetic on loan from Liverpool
اخلاء مسئولية! : هذا المحتوى لم يتم انشائة او استضافته بواسطة موقع اخبار الكورة و اي مسؤلية قانونية تقع على عاتق الموقع مصدر الخبر : dailymail.co.uk [1] , يتم جمع الاخبار عن طريق خدمة ال RSS المتاحة مجانا للجمهور من المصدر : dailymail.co.uk [1] مع الحفظ على حقوق الملكية الخاصة بمصدر الخبر.