Latest Tranfer News: Fabrizio Romano is expected to be transferred to Liverpool for a fee of sixty million euros

It is expected that Liverpool would finalize a deal to acquire Jean-Clair Todibo from OGC Nice in the summer for a fee of sixty million euros; however, Fabrizio Romano has now revealed the perspective of his sources regarding the transfer chase.

Since Joel Matip tore his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in the middle of December, there has been a great deal of talk around the necessity of acquiring a center-back for Liverpool.

A surgical procedure was necessary to treat the injury, and Liverpool has officially reported that the procedure was successful.

On the other hand, given that his contract is slated to end in the summer, it is possible that he will not play any more games for the club.

From this point forward, Todibo has emerged as an intriguing candidate to take his place in the summer.

However, according to Fabrizio Romano, he has not been informed that Liverpool is the favorite to win the match vs Manchester United. This is an even more encouraging development.

There is a report that suggests Liverpool is in a better position than Manchester United to acquire the services of Jean-Clair Todibo.

According to a report that was published this week by Nice-Matin, a source that is close to the Ligue 1 club, Liverpool is in the driver’s seat to sign Jean-Clair Todibo because they are in the driver’s seat.

Based on the information provided by the source, the 24-year-old player is “very close” to Ibrahima Konate, a fellow Frenchman who plays center back for Liverpool. The two players have the potential to become the future of Jurgen Klopp’s central defense.

According to Nice-Matin’s assertion, Manchester United is also interested in the six-foot-three defender; however, the likelihood of them signing Todibo is not as high as the likelihood of Liverpool doing so.

However, according to Fabrizio Romano, an Italian journalist and transfer specialist, this assertion is not even close to being accurate.

The “information” provided by Fabrizio Romano regarding the potential transfer of Jean-Clair TodiboAccording to Fabrizio Romano, who wrote an article for Caught Offside, Nice-Matin’s assertion that Liverpool are in the best position to sign Todibo has been proved false.

Instead, he predicts that decisions about the future of the French defenders will become more transparent “in the next months.”

“Let me clarify once more, there are no clear favorites for the signature of Jean-Clair Todibo, and the expectation is for him to move in the summer, not now,” Romano reports. “Let me also clarify that there are no clear favorites over him.”

It will be some time before we are able to determine who the favorite is and what kind of development will take place over the course of the following few months.

According to the information that I have, OGC Nice does not intend to sell Todibo in the month of January.