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Liverpool could have a renewed opportunity to sign Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto after reports indicated the Blues may reduce their £75 million asking price. Liverpool previously attempted to sign the 23-year-old on loan on deadline day, but Chelsea demanded a permanent transfer or an obligation to buy. Manchester City also showed interest before withdrawing due to the steep valuation.
According to reporter Dean Jones, Gusto's role under Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso has diminished following tactical shifts and the signing of Marco Palestra. With Gusto seeking regular first-team minutes and Liverpool currently deploying loanee Ronald Araujo at right-back under Andoni Iraola, the Reds could potentially pursue a permanent transfer for the France international.
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