Liverpool plans to attack Barcelona to sign Frenkie de Jong

Liverpool They are reportedly planning to swoop in to sign. Barcelona midfielder, Frenkie de Jong, according to Spanish media Transfers.

After bursting onto the scene having shown flashes of his qualities at Ajax Amsterdam, a few years ago he was considered one of the most talented midfielders in the world.

Impressed by the Dutchman's performances at the Johan Cruijff ArenA, the Blaugrana decided to spend money to secure his service and it was thought that he would become the mainstay of their engine room.

However, upon joining the Catalan giants, he never managed to flourish in his career and as a result, the 27-year-old has been unable to reach his full potential. Furthermore, he has struggled with his injury problems of late and now finds himself in Hansi Flick's pecking order.

De Jong has been linked with a departure from Barcelona in recent years and manchester united came closer to hiring him a couple of years ago. But the player ultimately rejected a move to Old Trafford, so the deal ultimately fell through.

De Jong to Liverpool

However, the player will enter the final year of his current contract at the end of this season, so Barcelona could try to cash in on him next year to avoid losing him for free in 2026.

Now, Transfers They claim Liverpool are interested in De Jong and are willing to make a “significant offer” to lure him to Anfield next summer. The midfielder is open to joining the 'reds' to play in an attractive league like the first division.

De Jong prefers to play in a pivot position in the center of the field and Arne Slot's system is perfect to get the best out of him. Additionally, it can be deployed in a solitary MDL and cash-to-cash function; Additionally, he can provide coverage at the CB position if necessary.

The Dutchman, valued at around £50 million for Transfer market – is still in the prime of his career and at his best has the qualities to play for any elite team in the world. Therefore, he would be a smart acquisition for Liverpool if they buy him.