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Liverpool takes final transfer decision as Juventus are keen on signing Roberto Firmino in a ‘swap-deal’ with their superstar

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Liverpool takes final transfer decision as Juventus are keen on signing Roberto Firmino in a ‘swap-deal’ with their superstar 1 Sportelo

Liverpool takes final transfer decision as Juventus are keen on signing Roberto Firmino in a ‘swap-deal’ with their superstar

With Sadio Mane, Takumi Minamino, and Divock Origi already departing this summer, the Reds are attracting a lot of player interest ahead of the start of the upcoming season.

Liverpool completed their transfer business early this summer, so the Reds are now concentrating on selling a number of players in preparation for the upcoming season in order to recoup some of the money they spent. Sadio Mane and Takumi Minamino have been sold thus far.

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Juventus is apparently interested in signing Roberto Firmino as part of a “swap-deal” somewhere.

Juventus wants to trade for Firmino.
It has been stated that Juventus is considering a bid to capture Roberto Firmino this summer as part of a deal for midfielder Adrien Rabiot, according to another rumor involving a swap-trade with Liverpool.

According to Italian organization CMW, which is cited by the Liverpool ECHO, the Serie A heavyweights may demand that Firmino be one of the players featured.

In place of the France international Adrien Rabiot, who the Reds had previously been connected to in the current window, Roberto Firmino would be included in any deal.

The Turin team sees Rabiot and Firmino as a potential replacement for the recently lost superstar Paulo Dybala as they approach the final year of their contracts.

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