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“I’d like to play in the premier league with Liverpool” – Watch man city superstar midfielder sends strong transfer message to Liverpool as the reds are ‘set to make shock £80 million move’ for the world class midfielder amid serious Barcelona links
“I’d like to play in the premier league with Liverpool” – Watch man city superstar midfielder sends strong transfer message to Liverpool as the reds are ‘set to make shock £80 million move’ for the world class midfielder amid serious Barcelona links
A shocking £80 million transfer for a Man City midfielder is expected from Liverpool.
This summer, Barcelona is reportedly in the lead in the fight to sign Bernardo Silva of Manchester City, while Liverpool is also also interested in the Portuguese playmaker.

Diogo jota, Bernardo Silva and Bruno Fernandes (photo by Getty images)
Because Manchester City has never been a team that prevent players from leaving, they are prepared to allow Silva to leave this summer.
The Premier League champions will miss him greatly if he decides to leave. He has played a crucial role in Pep Guardiola’s recent success in Manchester.
Despite the well-known financial difficulties of the Catalan club, Silva is reportedly likely to sign with Barcelona this summer, according to the majority of reports.
Nevertheless, Barcelona is reportedly willing to shell out €80 million for Silva, who turns 28 today.
However, the unexpected Liverpool might present a challenge to the Spanish powerhouses for Bernardo Silva’s signature.
Bernardo may be headed to Barcelona, but Liverpool is also interested in him.
Fichajes claims that Liverpool and PSG are willing to compete with Barcelona for the services of the Portugal international.
If Liverpool were to somehow pull off a deal to sign Silva, it would send shockwaves through the Premier League.
Silva would provide some much-needed goal contributions to the Liverpool midfield after scoring 8 goals and assisting 4 in the Premier League last season.
Jürgen Klopp would value his versatility greatly. He would improve Liverpool’s attack as well as their midfield.
When necessary, the 28-year-old would be able to replace Mo Salah on the right wing, a position for which Liverpool have a difficult time finding a suitable replacement.
A ideal acquisition for Liverpool this summer would be Silva. He would eliminate a variety of problems that the Liverpool team is now experiencing.
But it seems doubtful that Silva will transfer to Liverpool.
Even though Manchester City has been willing to sell players to rival organizations this summer, doing so to their biggest opponent, Liverpool, would probably be going too far for City.
Expect Silva to head to Barcelona or PSG rather than Liverpool if he does decide to leave City before the transfer window closes in a few weeks.
In other news, Jurgen Klopp recieves massive boost to sign Barcelona sensational midfielder on free transfer to solve midfield problems
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