Liverpool are reportedly in talks with Rangers over a potential deal for left-back Owen Beck.
Liverpool are reportedly in talks with Rangers over a potential deal for left-back Owen Beck. The Reds have placed a £10 million price tag on Beck, but Rangers are hesitant to meet this valuation. Instead, they’re considering selling one of their players to fund the move.
Potential Transfer Details
– Transfer Fee: Liverpool are looking for £10 million for Beck, while Rangers are willing to offer £7 million if they pursue a permanent transfer.
– Loan Option: Rangers have also proposed a loan deal with an option to buy, which could be an attractive alternative for both parties.
Beck’s Background
– Academy Player: Beck joined Liverpool’s academy at Under-13 level and has since had loan spells with Dundee and Bolton Wanderers.
– Experience: He played 25 times for Dundee in the Scottish Premiership, scoring two goals and earning a call-up to the Wales national team.
Rangers’ Interest
– Long-standing Interest: Rangers have been interested in Beck since Steven Gerrard’s tenure at Ibrox, and their current manager, Russell Martin, sees him as a dynamic and versatile defender.
– Potential Departure: To fund the Beck transfer, Rangers might sell their current left-back, Ridvan Yilmaz.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are also advancing in talks to sign Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez. The 21-year-old has been linked with a move to Anfield, and negotiations between the two clubs are progressing ¹.