Liverpool Agree £110 Million Deal for Moises Caicedo in British Record Transfer

In a dramatic turn of events, Liverpool have now agreed a British-record £110 million deal for Moises Caicedo. Prior to Thursday morning, the Ecuadorian midfielder was widely expected to join Chelsea unopposed, with those on Merseyside considering him unattainable. However, as the pursuit of Romeo Lavia dragged on and with no agreement reached with the London club, talks then began with Brighton.

Things moved quickly, with Brighton setting a midnight deadline for both Liverpool and Chelsea to submit bids, and now a deal is agreed. According to The Athletic‘s David Ornstein, the package will be worth £110 million, which will be the most expensive transfer in British football history. It breaks the £106.8 million record set when Chelsea signed Enzo Fernandez in February, with the Blues themselves offering £100 million for Caicedo.

Caicedo is now set to travel to Liverpool for a medical on Friday, with personal terms – though not yet agreed – described as a “formality.” According to journalist Chris Williams, the midfielder’s agency, Futbol Division, have briefed that a contract had been discussed with the Reds in January. The expectation is that any new salary will be increased, though it remains to be seen whether Caicedo will arrive among the club’s highest earners.

If the transfer goes ahead as expected, it will be a major statement of intent ahead of the new campaign, filling the void left by Fabinho‘s switch to Al Ittihad. Caicedo will be the third signing of the summer at Anfield, following former Brighton team-mate Alexis Mac Allister and Hungary captain Dominik Szoboszlai. Those three additions form the core of a much-needed rebuild in the middle of the park, to the tune of £205 million.

Liverpool’s Interest in Moises Caicedo Reignited

Liverpool’s interest in Moises Caicedo reignited after talks with Romeo Lavia dragged on and no agreement was reached with Chelsea. Brighton set a midnight deadline for both Liverpool and Chelsea to submit bids, and Liverpool have now agreed a deal for the Ecuadorian midfielder. The package is worth £110 million, which will be the most expensive transfer in British football history.

It breaks the £106.8 million record set when Chelsea signed Enzo Fernandez in February, with the Blues themselves offering £100 million for Caicedo. Caicedo is now set to travel to Liverpool for a medical on Friday, with personal terms – though not yet agreed – described as a “formality.” According to journalist Chris Williams, the midfielder’s agency, Futbol Division, have briefed that a contract had been discussed with the Reds in January.

Caicedo Set to Join Liverpool’s Core of Summer Signings

If the transfer goes ahead as expected, it will be a major statement of intent ahead of the new campaign, filling the void left by Fabinho‘s switch to Al Ittihad. Caicedo will be the third signing of the summer at Anfield, following former Brighton team-mate Alexis Mac Allister and Hungary captain Dominik Szoboszlai. Those three additions form the core of a much-needed rebuild in the middle of the park, to the tune of £205 million.

Liverpool’s interest in Moises Caicedo reignited after talks with Romeo Lavia dragged on and no agreement was reached with Chelsea. The Reds have now agreed a deal for the Ecuadorian midfielder worth £110 million, which will be the most expensive transfer in British football history. Caicedo is now set to travel to Liverpool for a medical on Friday and join Liverpool’s core of summer signings.

The transfer of Moises Caicedo to Liverpool is set to be a major statement of intent ahead of the new campaign and fill the void left by Fabinho‘s switch to Al Ittihad. It is also expected to be part of a much-needed rebuild in the middle of the park, to the tune of £205 million.

Conclusion

In a dramatic turn of events after their interest reignited, Liverpool have now agreed a British-record £110 million deal for Moises Caicedo. The package is worth £110 million, which will be the most expensive transfer in British football history and break the £106.8 million record set when Chelsea signed Enzo Fernandez in February.

Caicedo is now set to travel to Liverpool for a medical on Friday and join Liverpool’s core of summer signings.