Player set to arrive at Liverpool after Brentford game

Anfield needs a new superstar, and he could arrive after the next Premier League clash when Liverpool travel to London to take on the Brentford Bees in the 19th round of the league. The game could even see Cody Gakpo make his debut for the Reds and add his second club to his young professional career, which has only PSV on its books.

Once the signing of the Dutchman Gakpo was secured, Klopp set his sights on another youngster who shone in Qatar and also from Group A, and even played against Cody in the Middle East. It is about the Ecuadorian jewel Moises Caicedo who plays for Brighton Hove Albion and that in the last hours according to the newspaper Ecuador en Vivo, the Red's have already approached him, putting on the table 60 million pounds for his services.

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Caicedo is one of the great figures that the former coach Graham Potter left before leaving for Stamford Bridge with Chelsea, and now Roberto De Zerbi does not want the Ecuadorian to leave the club, as not only Caicedo would be leaving the Seagulls, but also Alexis Mac Allister would be in the sights of other top clubs after his winning of the World Cup with Argentina's Lio Messi.

"Hopefully we can keep Moises Caicedo and Alex Mac Allister at the club in January, that's what I want. I would like to keep all our players until the end of the season," De Zerbi said in his last Premier League clash, but the Red's pressure to keep Caicedo would lead him to make another bid for the 21-year-old midfielder, as he is a well-placed desire for Klopp as is the arrival of Jude Bellingham at Anfield.

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Moises, who shone in his homeland with Independiente del Valle where he won the 2019 Copa Sudamerica, gave him the opportunity to travel to Europe and join the Seagulls, who had to loan him out for a season with Belgian club Beerschot VA before returning to the first team under Potter. For now The Pool's focus is on their next match against Brentford.