Antonio Rudiger, a former defender for Chelsea, reportedly wants to hear Liverpool’s offer in order to get paid more at Real Madrid.
Werder Bremen stuns Bayern at home thanks to a fantastic goal from Mitchell Weiser.
The Reds are seeking to recruit a new center-back during the next transfer window since Joel Matip may become a free agent at the end of the current campaign.
Even with Matip, Andy Robertson, and Kostas Tsimikas out due to injury, Liverpool now leads the Premier League in defensive stats.
But the fact that Joe Gomez has to step in at left back indicates they need to bring in another central defender.
The Spanish daily Nacional claims that one of the players Liverpool is considering adding to Anfield is former Chelsea defender Rudiger.
One of the best defenders in the world, the former Chelsea man is looking to “take advantage” of his current form.
Rudiger is pressuring Real Madrid to offer him a sizeable pay rise that recognises his value in Spain because his current deal expires in the summer of 2026.
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Real Madrid’s Antonio Rudiger in action
The offer that worries Real Madrid originates from the Premier League team Liverpool, even though the defender has received some very intriguing offers from Saudi Arabia.
Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, is presently pressuring his team to make a bid for German defender Virgil Van Dijk because he wants to pair the veteran with a trustworthy partner.
With reference to the latest additions to the team, Klopp remarked, “Transfers at Liverpool are different.” We must consider an idea once, twice, three times, and finally four times. We need to be really certain that it succeeds.
“I don’t believe a significant signing hasn’t succeeded. Darwin Nunez, to name one, is a great player, and I’m glad we have him to ourselves since nobody else does.
“Despite the challenging start to the season, he has already scored a respectable number of goals; perhaps this is insufficient given all of his opportunities, but I couldn’t be more pleased.
“Time is necessary for players. When Andy Robertson first arrived, he was benched for a while. Fabinho also gave us some time. While some require time to adjust, others receive it right immediately.
“Virgil van Dijk scored in his debut match, too, despite not having a job to do. So did Mohamed Salah. It is quite difficult to get right.
“With all of this tense talk about transfers and Deadline Day, we need to remember to maintain composure and act morally, which can be challenging at times due to external pressure. If you get a panic attack, purchase.
