Liverpool FC are being fazed with transfer negotiation predicaments as Brighton and Hove Albion are on a mission to excessively demand for a fee which is deemed “over-pricing”.
Now, in the last four days and more, Liverpool’s negotiation team have been behind the scene, working to reach an agreement with Brighton and Hove Albion for their forward Yankubah Minteh.
With two official initial bids brushed under the carpet by Brighton, Liverpool are seemingly loosing concrete interest in negotiating for the services of Yankubah Minteh as the selling club’s asking price is deemed overboard.
However, Andoni Iraola’s entourage had initial presented an official bid in the region of 50-million-pounds, which was not well appreciated by Brighton. Yet, Liverpool pressed on to add an additional 10-million-pound.
The sum north of 60-million-pound bid has been welcomed with no iota of contentment, however, inside sources have revealed that, Brighton and Hove Albion are only interested in striking a deal if Liverpool present an 80-million-pound bid.
This new development in Yankubah Minteh’s deal signal’s a daunting task for Liverpool as they look to balance their financial Fair Play (FFP) books after heading on an extravagant spending in the last transfer market.
Clearly, news from Liverpool’s administrative desk suggest that, the club is not willing to cough out nothing in the region of 80-million-pound transfer fee for another player.