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Spain, along with Italy, are the team with the most European Under-21 titles. In total they both have four stars, and in this edition, which kicks off on Wednesday, they will both be aiming to become five-time champions. And in the case of La Rojita, it has arguments, including a midfield player with a nose for goal and a tendency to attack who has captivated LaLiga, is on the agenda of Barça, Madrid and Newcastle and for whom Jürgen Klopp now wants to hit the market.

Gabri Veiga has been the top scorer (11 goals) in this Spanish league among all midfielders in the Spanish championship, which at 21 years of age is a considerable achievement, since, not in vain, he leaves behind players like Fede Valverde, Pedri, Gavi, Take Kubo or Ohian Sancet, his teammate in this U-21 European Championship. Because of that and because of his class, he is on the agenda of Culés, Blancos and Magpies, and that is why Klopp wants to make a move for him before, among others, FC Barcelona, Real Madrid and Newcastle.

In the process of building a new midfield at the Premier League giants, who this season are obliged to change their record and return to dominance both in Europe - in the Europa League (where they will not be in the Champions League), where they are favourites - and in England, he would have a starting place, which makes Klopp's claim a very interesting offer that the player will take into account.

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It is true that Veiga has yet to make his debut for Luis de la Fuente's senior side, but it is hoped that this U21 European Championship and next season will catapult the player into Spain's recently crowned Nations League winners, all the more so if he becomes a first-choice midfielder for the Reds in this transfer window. Grouped with Romania, Croatia and Ukraine, Spain Under-21s will be looking to take the title partly led by Veiga, but also by talents such as Sancet himself, Sergio Gomez and Arnau Martinez. Many eyes are on the debut against Romania on Wednesday.