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Liverpool have reportedly placed AC Milan's Belgian centre-back Koni De Winter on their radar as part of a long list of potential targets, according to Transfer Feed. The 24-year-old joined Milan for around €20m (£17m) on a deal running until 2030, meaning the Italian club is under no immediate pressure to sell. CaughtOffside previously linked Manchester United and Chelsea to the defender as well.
The article argues that a permanent move for De Winter is not a priority for manager Andoni Iraola due to tactical differences. De Winter currently features in a back-three system under Ruben Amorim, whereas Liverpool employ a back four requiring recovery speed to cover aggressive full-backs.
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