Now, there is support for the Reds to make a "monster" offer for a midfield target

In order to defend their title and win the first trophy of the year, Liverpool must prepare for a crucial Carabao Cup match against Manchester City on Thursday, however, there have been rumours that they have already signed a pre-agreement with the Argentine in the run-up to that match, a Premier League opponent may 

Be about to land one of the two French players with whom Liverpool has been linked elsewhere. Although Liverpool's interest in Argentine and Benfica midfielder Fernandez has long been known, they may now be ready to make the final push to sign him, In order to give his midfield new life, Jurgen Klopp is claimed

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To have already reached a "pre-agreement" with the World Cup Young Player of the Tournament. Although no specific sum has been mentioned, it is known that Fernandez has a release clause of over £100 million, Grand Hotel Calciomercato claims that the Reds are prepared to make the next move and make a

 "monster" offer as they get "serious" about the 21-year-old in January, Enzo Fernández. The first South American to be crowned FIFA’s Young Player of the Tournament. Notched up 118 touches, 77 successful passes and his 10 tackles became the most of any player in a WC final since Gennaro Gattuso in 2006. Numbers don’t lie and neither does his talent.

<strong>I really loved Fernandez</strong>

Agbonlahor told Football Insider journalist Connor Whitley, "I really loved Fernandez." "I thought his goal against Mexico was a screamer. He was combative and good with the ball," He possesses every asset. Everything depends on the needs of each club and how much each team needs a particular kind of player. "I'm certain he will get a move, it just depends on what team needs a center-midfielder," the author said. He would immediately fit in at Newcastle, he would immediately start for Liverpool, and Chelsea could use a new midfielder, simply put, "It depends on the team he chooses and the club's willingness to spend that kind of money."