Exclusive: Fabrizio Romano sets the record straight on Kylian Mbappe Liverpool transfer claim

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Liverpool have been linked once again with the ambitious potential transfer of Paris Saint-Germain superstar Kylian Mbappe.

However, Fabrizio Romano has written in his exclusive CaughtOffside column to apologise to disappoint Reds fans about what he’s hearing about these particular transfer rumours.

Romano insists he’s not hearing anything concrete on Mbappe and Liverpool, though he did suggest that PSG’s plan remains to sell the France international this summer if possible, as he’ll be out of contract and able to move on a free transfer next summer.

Discussing the recent Mbappe talk, Romano said: “Fifa agent Marco Kirdemir raised some eyebrows with his quotes to Marca, where he said: ‘Liverpool are competing with Real Madrid and want to pay a fortune for Mbappe.’

Kylian Mbappe in action for France

“Sorry to disappoint you, Liverpool fans, but I’m not aware of anything concrete between Liverpool and Mbappe at this stage. Nothing has changed for Mbappe, PSG have been very clear: sign new deal or leave the club this summer, this is PSG’s position for the last two weeks.”

While in most years this might represent a big opportunity for Liverpool, it’s surely impossible for them to consider an ambitious deal like this now when they don’t have Champions League football on offer at Anfield.

Mbappe would be a dream signing for LFC or any other top club for that matter, but the 24-year-old will surely be very picky about where he moves next, and an elite talent like him surely won’t settle for Europa League football.

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  1. How stupid does he think we are. Liverpool are never going to pay big under the current owners. They have a structure which they are not going to change.

    I have no problem going for under the radar players, get them to earn their pay and with a little patience they’ll come good.

    Personally, I wouldn’t want a superstar coming in if it disrupted the team and wage structure.

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