Liverpool are hoping to sign 23-year-old Spanish international Nico Williams from Athletic Club this summer.
Nico Williams has endured a mediocre season with Athletic Club, and he has scored only six goals in all competitions. The Spaniard has struggled for regular opportunities because of his poor performances as well. However, a report by Spanish outlet Fichajes has revealed that Liverpool believe he could be a quality addition and are looking to sign him in the coming weeks.
He could be made available for a fee of €80 million. It remains to be seen whether Liverpool is prepared to pay that kind of money for hi is performances have been below par, and the asking price is simply not justified. The club will have to lower their demands in order for the move to go through.
Meanwhile, the opportunity to play in the Premier League could be exciting for the player. It would be a step up for him, and a fresh start could help him bounce back after a disappointing campaign. Williams has also been linked with clubs like Arsenal.
Liverpool need quality wingers like Williams
Meanwhile, it is no secret that Liverpool need more quality on the flanks. They have missed Luis Diaz since his departure, and they need someone who will add explosive pace and unpredictability in the final third.
Williams certainly fits the profile of the player they are looking for. However, he will need to raise his performance to play for a club like Liverpool.
It remains to be seen how the situation develops over the next few weeks. Convincing Williams to join the club will not be difficult for the Premier League, but they will be hoping to sign him for a reasonable fee. It remains to be seen what the La Liga club decides.
Williams will be looking to sort out his future before heading to the World Cup with Spain. He has impressed with club and country in the past, and there is no doubt that he could bounce back strongly and establish himself as a key player for Liverpool as well.
Liverpool have also been linked with multiple wingers, such as Yan Diomande and Bradley Barcola.
