BREAKING NEWS: Man City finally hijack Liverpool’s transfer target for the second time after marmoush.

 


Liverpool have maintained a long-standing interest in Rayan Ait-Nouri, but their hopes of securing the Wolves left-back could be jeopardized by Manchester City’s pursuit of another highly-rated defender.


According to Empire of the Kop, Ait-Nouri is Liverpool’s top choice for strengthening their left-back position, though Manchester United have also recently been linked with the 23-year-old.


Liverpool Keen on Ait-Nouri but Face Potential Transfer Battle


Liverpool have been monitoring Ait-Nouri for several months and are expected to consider him a key target for Arne Slot’s summer recruitment plans. However, their pursuit may be complicated by Manchester City’s interest in AC Milan’s Theo Hernandez.


As reported by TeamTalk, Pep Guardiola is keen to bring Hernandez to the Etihad Stadium to strengthen his defensive options. If City manage to sign him, Gazzetta dello Sport suggests that Milan could then turn their attention to Ait-Nouri as a replacement.


Wolves’ Asking Price Could Be a Factor


The exact fee Wolves would demand for Ait-Nouri remains uncertain, but if the club were to be relegated to the Championship, they might be forced to lower their valuation. The left-back has been a standout performer this season, registering three goals and five assists in 26 Premier League appearances (Transfermarkt), making him a sought-after target despite Wolves’ struggles.


Ait-Nouri’s ability to push forward and contribute in attack complements his solid defensive work, further increasing his appeal.


Liverpool Unlikely to Enter a Bidding War


If multiple clubs compete for Ait-Nouri’s signature, Liverpool are unlikely to engage in a bidding war. Under Fenway Sports Group, the club has consistently refused to overpay for players, a strategy they are expected to maintain.


If Wolves are willing to sell Ait-Nouri at a reasonable price and the player is open to a move, Liverpool could still secure a deal. However, if the financial demands become excessive, the Reds may look elsewhere for defensive reinforcements.

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