In an effort to persuade Inter Milan to transfer star midfielder Marcelo Brozovic, Liverpool “are considering giving Roberto Firmino or Naby Keita in a swap deal for Marcelo Brozovic.”

According to rumours, Liverpool is considering trading Roberto Firmino or Naby Keita to Inter Milan in an effort to get Marcelo Brozovic.

Thiago Alcantara became the most recent player to sustain an injury during the 2-2 draw with Fulham, leaving Jurgen Klopp’s team lacking in the middle of the field at the moment

During preseason, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain suffered a hamstring injury, and Curtis Jones was unable to travel to Craven Cottage becausDespite Inter’s reluctance to trade him, Calcio Mercato reports that Liverpool is interested in signing Brozovic to address their midfield crisis.

The report states that the Reds are mulling a proposal that would send Brozovic to Liverpool and send Firmino or Keita to the Serie A team.e of a calf ailment.

Brozovic, who joined Inter from Dinamo Zagreb in 2015, has played a significant role in the team’s recent success. He has played 290 games in all competitions throughout the course of his seven-year stint, scoring 28 goals.

Only a big offer is likely to cause Inter to change their mind about the Croatian, who earlier this year signed a new contract to remain with the team and whose deal runs until 2026.

After the Fulham game, Klopp admitted that despite having “enough” midfielders, he might have to enter the transfer market.

The manager of Liverpool stated: “We claimed we didn’t need a midfielder because we have enough – and we genuinely do have enough. The problem now is that we get penalized for something that is really not our fault since situations like this may happen.

Nobody could have predicted that Curtis (Jones) would experience what he does; it is nothing dangerous, but given his age, it is likely a stress reaction. These are how bodies are. Keita (Naby) is simply unwell, and he will most definitely return the following week.

We shall see. Oxlade (Chamberlain) occurred early, and now that Thiago is involved, that is obviously not good.

“Look, a transfer must make sense both now and in the long run; we have midfielders, and there are still enough of them,” he continued. We don’t have a shortage of midfielders; rather, a few of them are injured.

“This is not a nice scenario; I don’t like it at all, but we have to see how we react to that – and definitely not panic,” the speaker said.