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Report: Liverpool interested in move for 20-year-old midfielder

Liverpool Join Bayern Munich and Real Madrid in Paul Wanner Transfer RaceLiverpool are among the clubs tracking PSV Eindhoven midfielder Paul Wanner, with Bayern Munich and Real Madrid also in the fra...

Report: Liverpool interested in move for 20-year-old midfielder

Liverpool's interest in signing 20-year-old PSV Eindhoven midfielder Paul Wanner has intensified, as they join Bayern Munich and Real Madrid in the pursuit of the highly touted young talent. The Liverpool Echo reports that Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are all keeping a close eye on Wanner, who has become a standout young midfielder in Europe.

This growing interest comes as Liverpool have focused heavily on strengthening their attack and defense in recent transfer windows, while their midfield core has largely remained stable, with only moves for players such as Monaco's Lamine Camara and Ched Ndour. Wanner's rise has been remarkable, having made only eight senior appearances for Bayern Munich before moving to PSV in the summer of 2025 and cementing his position as a key player in their title-winning campaign.

The report highlights that Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are all viewing Wanner as a potential long-term signing, with Manchester City also mentioned in the mix, indicating the high caliber of interest surrounding the young midfielder. However, the situation is complicated by Bayern Munich's special situation with the Bundesliga side that allows them to bring Wanner back, which could significantly impact negotiations.

PSV Eindhoven's valuation of Wanner is estimated to be between €45-50m (£38.5m-£42.85m), placing him firmly in the premium young talent category. Liverpool's interest in Wanner is strategic, as midfield depth remains a concern and the club is considering succession planning alongside immediate competition for places. The report also highlights Liverpool's recent signing of teenager Trey Nyoni, who has impressed manager Andoni Iraola and could potentially overshadow Wanner in the future.

Still, Liverpool's pursuit of Wanner demonstrates their commitment to both immediate improvement and long-term planning, as they seek to maintain their position among Europe's elite clubs.

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