Liverpool have entered negotiations with 1. FC Nurnberg regarding a potential summer move for Greek striker Stefanos Tzimas. The 19-year-old has impressed with his performances in the 2. Bundesliga, drawing interest from several European clubs. Nurnberg are looking to capitalize on Tzimas's rising market value with a set price of €25 million plus add-ons, while Liverpool explore options to strengthen their forward line.
Alongside talks with Nurnberg, Liverpool have also reportedly begun engaging with Tzimas's representatives to advance negotiations further.
Tzimas has drawn significant attention across Europe following a stellar season in the 2. Bundesliga, where he has impressively scored eight goals in just 14 appearances. Known for his power forward capabilities and diverse finishing skills, Tzimas could provide Liverpool with a crucial boost for the latter half of the season.
Nurnberg, who plan to activate their €18 million purchase option for Tzimas, aim to capitalize on his rising market value by facilitating a summer transfer. As of now, the German club has set a price tag of €25 million plus potential add-ons and has notified several interested parties, including Chelsea, Brighton & Hove Albion, and Aston Villa.
Securing Tzimas could potentially mark the beginning of the end for Darwin Nunez at Liverpool. Since his £85 million transfer from Benfica, Nunez has shown flashes of brilliance but has struggled with consistency in front of goal, prompting Liverpool to explore new striker options.
The acquisition of Tzimas might pave the way for Nunez to leave the club temporarily or permanently, potentially on a six-month loan to gain more consistent playing time. Additionally, Liverpool's pursuit of Tzimas could signal a possible loan move for academy talent Jayden Danns, who recently impressed by scoring in their FA Cup match against Accrington Stanley.
If the deal materializes, Tzimas would become Liverpool’s second signing of the next summer, following the confirmed acquisition of Giorgio Mamardashvili.
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