Liverpool set to complete a £53m deal with 27 years old Croatia international

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Premier League giants Liverpool have reportedly been handed a huge boost in their hopes of securing the services of Marcelo Brozovic from Inter Milan in the summer.



Liverpool have identified the Croatia international as a key transfer target when the summer transfer window re-opened.



Inter Milan are however keen to keep the Croatian, but the Croatian playmaker is demanding for an offer which would see his salary almost doubled at £5.2m, but inter are only tabling a two-year contract extension worth £3.9m per year plus add-ons, which is lesser than what the Croatia international has requested for.



The 27 years old has found the back of the net 3 times and provided 5 assists in 32 appearances in this campaign for the Nerazzurri.



The Croatia international current deal at San Siro is currently due to end in 2022, and has a £53m release clause that Liverpool are planning to trigger this summer.
source: www.jsportnewsgh.com


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