Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool are showing a strong interest in the potential transfer of Eintracht Frankfurt wonderkid Hugo Larsson ahead of the summer.
The highly-rated 20-year-old has shone in the Bundesliga, and a host of top European clubs are now emerging as suitors for him.
Sources have indicated to CaughtOffside that interest from Arsenal, Man Utd and Liverpool is currently looking the most advanced, but the likes of Manchester City, Tottenham and Real Madrid are also keen on the player.
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Larsson is valued at around €60million by Eintracht Frankfurt, so it could be that he’ll be on the move this summer as clubs have indicated they’d be ready to pay big for the Sweden international.
Hugo Larsson transfer talks have already taken place
CaughtOffside understands that some early contacts have already taken place over a potential move for Larsson, with Arsenal, United and Liverpool indicating to the player’s representatives that they’d be ready to come in with big offers this summer.
There have not yet been club-to-club talks or negotiations, but that step could follow later after these initial contacts on the player’s side.
It is not yet clear if Larsson is desperate for a move as early as this summer, so it remains to be seen if he’ll push to join any of the specific clubs mentioned.
However, it is felt that Eintracht are ready to cash in on the youngster if the money is right, so that could be hopeful for the likes of Arsenal, United and Liverpool.
The Gunners have both Jorginho and Thomas Partey nearing the final few months of their contracts, so they could do well to strengthen in midfield this summer.
Larsson might also be an important addition to this United squad as ageing players like Casemiro and Christian Eriksen surely need replacing in the middle of the park.
Meanwhile, LFC are also looking at Joshua Kimmich, so could do well to consider another younger midfielder like Larsson as well.
