Liverpool are interested in signing Newcastle United midfielder Anthony Gordon this summer and talks have taken place between the two Premier League sides.
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Although Newcastle do not want to sell the English player, they may be forced to part with him in order to follow the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability rules.
Newcastle have managed to sell Yankuba Minteh and Elliot Anderson as they aim to improve their financial situation.
According to The Athletic reporter Chris Waugh, the Magpies are worried that Gordon's head may be turned by the interest of the Reds.
The report claims that Liverpool have inquired with Eddie Howe's side about a possible move for the left-back.
However, the Magpies proposed a swap deal involving defender Jarell Quansah, which was quickly rejected by the Reds.
The interest in Gordon may have turned his head as a move to the Reds would be better for his career.
The English midfielder will get the chance to play with the best players in the league and run in the Champions League next season.
The Magpies are doing everything they can to keep the former Everton player at the club.
With Newcastle having already sold two players this summer, they are keen to raise money as they have managed to improve their financial situation.
Liverpool's interest in Gordon is fueled by uncertainty over the futures of Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah.
Liverpool plan to solve future problems with the signing of Gordon
Soon, Salah is expected to leave Anfield and Liverpool are already preparing for life without him.
New manager Arne Slot is working hard with Richard Hughes to target their transfer targets and improve above all levels of the club by signing key players.
It remains to be seen who joins the Anfield club this summer but a wide forward is one of the club's targets this summer, along with a defender and midfielder following the departures of Joel Matip and Thiago Alcantara.
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