Thiago Alcantara Liverpool FC move goes through in major boost for Jurgen Klopp
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Just when you thought the Liverpool FC news couldn't get better for the English Premier League powerhouse, Jurgen Klopp and the Reds have struck again with some monster Liverpool transfer news.
That's because per multiple reports, Liverpool has finalized a deal to sign touted central midfielder Thiago Alcantara from Bayern Munich in a big move ahead of the English Premier League transfer deadline.
Thiago Alcantara Liverpool deal will run through June of 2024
Get the new soccer ball and soccer jersey of Liverpool ready for Thiago, as he'll be ready to take the EPL by storm.
Thiago Alcantara will sign his contract as new Liverpool player until June 2024. The agreement is 100% completed also with the player as with Bayern Münich [€30m add ons included]. The official announcement is just a matter of time... here we go! 🔴 #LFC #Thiago #transfers
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) September 17, 2020
In recent weeks, talks between Liverpool FC and Bayern Munich had escalated, while Manchester United had also reportedly been keen on bringing the Spanish standout to Old Trafford. Instead, though, Thiago will be heading to Anfield to suit up for Liverpool FC.
For Klopp, this Liverpool news is massive, especially after the club reportedly agreed to a deal worth around 20 million pounds, which is only $26 million. That is an absolute steal for the Reds, with things only made better knowing that they landed him ahead of one of their biggest rivals in Man United.
Alcantara is coming off a superb season for Bayern Munich, helping the team win the Bundesliga title and the Champions League as well. Now, he'll look to make a monster impact on Liverpool's English Premier League schedule, strengthening the team's already stacked midfield attack.
Fresh off the English Premier League title last season, Liverpool looks poised to once again make a run for the championship. Adding Thiago will sure instill plenty of fear for the rest of the English Premier League teams.