#dominik-szoboszlai

#dominik-szoboszlai

Haberler wrote that the fact the Reds have won just one of their previous five meetings against Galatasaray 'sends shivers down the spines of the English'.

I think Szoboszlai has probably put himself in the £100m bracket. If he was to move, I think it's pretty unlikely that Real Madrid would invest at that sort of scale this summer for Szoboszlai. I think Liverpool probably would even think twice at £100m because obviously you've got to replace him and it's not completely clear where you would spend your £100m.

The Spanish outfit is willing to pay around 90 million in order to secure his signature. They believe that he is a complete midfielder, and it will be interesting to see if Real Madrid can get the deal done. Liverpool are already in contract talks with the midfielder, and he is regarded as one of the leaders at the club. They will not want to lose the talented midfielder any time soon.

Liverpool Dominik Szoboszlai is a target for Real Madrid, and they are considering a move for him in future. The player is reportedly going to cost around 80-90 million, as per Fichajes. It will be interesting to see if Real Madrid can get the deal done. He has a contract with Liverpool until 2028, and the Premier League outfit will not want to lose the player easily.

At the age of 25, Szoboszlai is certainly a player any team would want in their ranks. Liverpool have had serious problems this season, but the Hungary captain is arguably the only one in Arne Slot's squad to have performed well with relative consistency, even in defeat. However, Liverpool have the midfielder under contract until 2028 and more reliable sources claim the talks over a new deal are underway.

Both clubs are reported to be "closely monitoring" the 25-year-old's situation, who has directly contributed to six goals in 15 matches across all competitions so far this season. Szoboszlai has a contract at Anfield that runs until 2028, and the reigning Premier League champions are keen to commit him to a new deal to avoid reaching next summer with only two years left on his current terms.