Liverpool are reportedly exploring a move for Palmeiras youngster Erick Belé as the Premier League giants look to strengthen their attacking options with one of Brazil’s promising talents. According to a report from Sport Witness, the Reds have made official…

Liverpool are reportedly exploring a move to sign 19-year-old attacking midfielder Erick Belé from Brazilian club Palmeiras. The Premier League side has made official enquiries to determine the conditions needed to secure the youngster on a permanent transfer, though an official bid has not yet been submitted.
Palmeiras are reportedly open to negotiating a deal starting at approximately €30 million (£25 million). Despite recently extending his contract with Palmeiras until October 2031, Belé is also drawing interest from French champions Paris Saint-Germain.
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