Liverpool have received approaches from Hertha Berlin, Eintracht Frankfurt and Werder Bremen for midfielder Marko Grujic.
According to Goal, Hertha Berlin are keen on extending Grujic’s loan spell for a second season, while Frankfurt and Werder Bremen are exploring the possibility of signing the player on a permanent basis.
Frankfurt have the cash to fund a move for the 23-year-old after selling star striker Luka Jovic to Real Madrid.
Liverpool will look to bring in £25m for the midfielder, with the report claiming that an unnamed Premier League club and Spanish giants Atletico Madrid are also monitoring Grujic’s situation.
The Serb has turned out 14 times for the Reds first team after making the move to Anfield back in 2016 and looks set to leave Merseyside once again this summer.
And if Liverpool, who paid £5.1m for Grujic, can receive up to £25m for the midfielder, it would be viewed as an excellent piece of business by the Reds.
