The major Rivals are again in competition to make £65M transfer deal this summer.

Liverpool could receive a £65m payout from Chelsea or Tottenham this summer.

Liverpool could make a windfall profit from AFC Bournemouth if Dominic Solanke is sold this summer.
Solanke has transformed himself into a top striker in the Premier League after initially failing to turn his youth and shining potential into reality – but his 21 goals in all competitions, including 19 goal in the National Championship, which was extremely impressive last season.
At Liverpool, Solanke scored one goal and one assist in 27 games after joining Chelsea, but transfer expert Michael Edwards made a significant profit on the youngster at the time, selling him to Cherries for a whopping £19 million.
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This is still one of the best deals considering the profit he was able to make for a player who has not shown good form.
Now 26 years old, he appears to be entering his best years as he has demonstrated the ability to improve his overall game, physicality and temperament and could become a target.
target of many clubs.
In fact, some reports say two of the top six clubs are interested in a move, with Solanke said to have a £65m release clause.
Liverpool’s original sale meant they had a sell-on clause that allowed the Red Devils to earn 20% of the profits made from the transfer.
They will only reap the rewards if one of the top six teams makes a deal.
Chelsea and Tottenham are two clubs said to be interested and both could sign the No.
9 this summer.
Tottenham have Richarlison and Heung-Min Son, both of whom play that role this season, but they have been linked with additions.
Meanwhile Chelsea, who have Nicolas Jackson and Christopher Nkunku but have been linked with RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko, Napoli’s Victor Osimhen and even Manchester City’s Julian Alvarez.
While Solanke may be low on Chelsea’s list of targets, Tottenham may be more realistic.
No matter what, Liverpool will “win” in such a situation.


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