Klopp and Arteta's friction over signing this player, not Bellingham

Historically, the Eredivisie has been a wonderful breeding ground for the Premier League, which has produced some legendary English players such as Ruud Van Nistelrooy, Dirk Kuyt and Dennis Bergkamp, ex-players of United, Liverpool and Arsenal, three teams that are closely monitoring the team-mate of Frenkie de Jong and Memphis Depay in the Netherlands and in this World Cup in Qatar.

The first thing that Erik ten Hag, Jürgen Klopp and Mikel Arteta (who is also interested in Nico Williams) have consulted, in addition to reports and videos, are the numbers of the player in question, which are excellent; then, each of them wanted a litmus test that would give them the assurance that they are signing the crack that seems to be, and in the World Cup they are confirming their interest, being this player the leader of the 'mechanical orange' that is already in the round of 16 and will be a tough nut to crack.

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Obviously we are talking about Cody Gakpo, player of PSV Eindhoven, managed by Van Nistelrooy himself, ex-player of United and Real Madrid, among other teams. The Dutch striker was already on the agenda of the three English giants before the Qatar showpiece, but his move to the national team in the absence of key players in the European squad has convinced all three parties.

All of the above teams, including United, are in the process of rebuilding their attacking ranks and just as Arsenal are having a perfect season, topping the Premier League and progressing in the Europa League, they are all looking to the World Cup with trepidation, as it can easily reverse good trends.

Liverpool to fight with United and Arsenal for Gakpo

It can also change the bad ones. Well, Gakpo is the solution so that the Red Devils, Reds and Gunners' attacking fringe not only does not lose steam, but also becomes fearsome. A star has been born and, of course, he is wanted in England by three of the most powerful and ambitious teams in the Premier League. Who gets him is the million-dollar answer, but interest is evident at Old Trafford, Anfield and the Emirates.