Cody Gakpo's laughable salary at PSV and the millions he'll now earn at Liverpool

The World Cup in Qatar left a change in the life of Dutchman Cody Gakpo, who a few days ago moved to Liverpool, only his second club in his professional career. Gakpo, 23 years old, left behind the Eredivisie with PSV and signed up under the orders of one of the best coaches in the world, Jürgen Klopp, manager who celebrated his signing and hopes to debut him as soon as possible.

Gakpo was formed in the Jong PSV since 2016, where he quickly aroused the interest of several clubs in Europe who waited for him to make the jump to the first team of the "Farmers", which gave him the projection to be called by the Netherlands in the U19, U21, U23 and now senior team where Louis Van Gaal trusted him, calling him to his first World Cup, which he responded with more than enough in the Group Stage.

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The 23-year-old quickly made his presence felt in Qatar by scoring in the opening match, when The Oranje beat Senegal 2-0 with his goal, then drawing with Ecuador to a goal, thanks to Gakpo's goal, and closing with another goal in the 2-0 win over hosts Qatar. Gakpo after the quarter-final elimination against Argentina, took a few days to rethink his situation and take the juicy proposal that The Pool made for him.

According to Dutch media, Gakpo was earning around 700,000 euros at PSV and will now earn over eight million euros, making him one of the highest paid youth players in the Premier League. The expectation that Cody could be Klopp's man in attack is very high, as he commands the new era of Liverpool, who are looking to rejuvenate a squad that already exceeds the average age of 28 years, a situation that worries the fans.

<strong>Gakpo will earn millions at Liverpool</strong>

In addition Gakpo will help the attack with the Colombian Luis Diaz, the Portuguese Diogo Jota and also cover in some way the low game shows the Uruguayan Darwin Nunez, who is not found with the goal, entering one of its worst crises as a professional. It is expected that this weekend in the game against Wolves in the FA Cup, Cody Gakpo could have his first minutes as a Reds player.