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title: "Liverpool among three clubs interested in signing Adama Traore"
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# Liverpool among three clubs interested in signing Adama Traore

Liverpool, Manchester City and Barcelona are interested in signing Adama Traore, according to an exclusive report from *[90min](https://www.90min.com/posts/6530633-exclusive-3-clubs-interested-in-signing-adama-traore-wolves-current-asking-price)*.

The Wolves winger has been in impressive form of late, using his devastating pace to good effect as proven when scored in his side’s dramatic 3-2 win over Manchester City earlier this month.

The Spaniard reportedly has several big-name suitors, with Liverpool among those eyeing up a move for him.

A January transfer has ruled out according to the report, but they ssuggest that a summer bid from any of the three clubs mentioned is a possibility.

### Read Liverpool Verdict

Traore has long had a reputation for being an erratic footballer, when it comes to end product.

That seems to have improved this season, though, with four goals and four assists to his name in the Premier League, according to *[WhoScored](https://www.whoscored.com/Players/140088/Show/Adama-Traor%C3%A9)*.

The 23-year-old would be a risky signing, given his unpredictable nature, but his pace and physicality have the potential to wreak havoc.

The rumoured £70 million price tag from 90min is somewhat of an issuee for me in terms of judging whether I’d like the Reds to make a move for the Spaniard.

It’s always difficult to put a price on a player as they’re always worth what somebody is willing to pay, but that seems like a big fee for a player who has flashed at times but has just[five goals and seven assists](https://www.premierleague.com/players/4979/player/overview) in his Premier League career so far.
