The price Liverpool must pay for Amrabat after losing to Croatia

The World Cup in Qatar will open the doors to some players who are not so flashy at club level. This is the case of Sofyan Amrabat, who is likely to end up in a new club in the upcoming summer transfer window after his displays against Portugal and Spain. However, Alberto Maria Fontana, the player's intermediary, assured that he is happy at Fiorentina:

"We have received many phone calls for him, but we respect the decisions that Fiorentina are making." He added that "they decided to go for him and not Torreira, even though they could have played together". Far from winking at a possible exit, he commented: "The interest is nice, but we have an excellent relationship with the club, as well as the long contract that binds him to the club.

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Amrabat's departure from the 'Viola' club, following the statements of his intermediary, is not entirely guaranteed. However, clubs such as Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur could deposit the amount required by the Italians for the Moroccan. Liverpool have put all their efforts in trying to sign Sofyane Amrabat in this January market as he has become one of the best players of the World Cup in Qatar, in fact, he is considered as the best '6' of the competition.

The Fiorentina player is the leader of the spectacular Morocco team, which is already considered the 'giant-killer' of the competition after having left out Spain and Portugal. According to 'Corriere dello Sport', the English team is really interested in negotiating his signing with Fiorentina, the problem is that the Italians are quite reluctant to listen to offers for their player, although they will end up agreeing because the player also wants to take a leap in his career and there is the opportunity to make a great deal.

Amrabat costs 10 million

The Moroccan midfielder is in sensational form winning back balls in midfield and being totally unassailable in his position, this has raised the interest of many, many clubs, but as we say, it is Liverpool who are pushing again and again to get Fiore to sit down and negotiate with them. After losing the match for third place in the World Cup with Morocco to Croatia, Amrabat's value, according to Transfermarkt, is ten million.