Liverpool plans to steal a Real Madrid deal in order to acquire the “next Virgil van Dijk,” who is desired by Manchester United.

Liverpool could reportedly be about to pounce on a Real Madrid target.

Liverpool, who have named Leny Yoro as Virgil van Dijk’s long-term replacement, are reportedly prepared to sabotage Real Madrid’s attempt to sign the Lille defender.

Before the upcoming season, Yoro—who is regarded as one of Europe’s top young players—is reportedly drawing a lot of interest.

Both Liverpool and Real Madrid, the reigning European champions, are reportedly impressed with the 18-year-old center-back.

Although the Red Devils have a tight transfer budget this summer, Manchester United has reportedly expressed interest in signing Yoro.

Real Madrid appears to be the team most likely to sign Yoro; rumors have it that they were supposed to make an official bid following the Champions League final.

But rumour has it that an offer has not yet been made, which may allow Liverpool to make a move in the next few days.

The Times claims that the Reds are ‘waiting in the wings’ in the hopes that Real Madrid’s bid for Yoro will not materialize.

According to the report, United is keeping a close eye on the issue and plans to bring the defender to Old Trafford when the right opportunity presents itself.

Goal had reported that Yoro has been targeted by Liverpool as a long-term replacement for Van Dijk, who turns 33 next month.

The Dutchman’s contract only runs until the end of the following campaign, and signing a new agreement at Anfield is not assured.

Yoro finished the previous season with a 92% pass completion rate, playing the most minutes of any outfield player at Lille.

These qualities also suggested that he would be an ideal match for Liverpool, as he won 63.8% of his aerial duels.

Following his contribution to Lille’s Champions League qualification, Yoro “will be at one of the best clubs in Europe,” according to Lille manager Paulo Fonseca.

He was included in Thierry Henry’s preliminary 25-man team, meaning he would likely compete for France at the Summer Olympics.

Fonseca remarked, “He is very disciplined but very ambitious.” “Despite his rapid growth, he is still a young man of great maturity and quality. He wants to learn something new every day and is extremely dedicated and focused.

“He will undoubtedly rank among the top central defenders in the world of modern football. The daring, bravery, and quality are immediately apparent. The intellect is crucial.

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