Liverpool have held talks over a January move for Barcelona defender Alejandro Balde, putting them ahead of Tottenham and Manchester City in the race.
Liverpool have reportedly held discussions with agent Jorge Mendes over a potential January transfer for Barcelona left-back Alejandro Balde. The 23-year-old Spain international has seen limited playing time under Hansi Flick and is keen on a Premier League move. Manchester United and Aston Villa have also been informed of conditions, while Tottenham and Manchester City remain interested.
Barcelona are reportedly open to a permanent sale for approximately €40m (£33m), though Mendes is targeting a loan deal with an option to buy. The writer argues that Liverpool should prioritize signing a right-back instead due to recurring injuries suffered by Conor Bradley and Jeremie Frimpong.
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