Hugo Ekitike transfer news: Liverpool agree £79m deal Eintracht Frankfurt striker | Football News

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Hugo Ekitike is expected to reach the United Kingdom on Tuesday for a six -year contract after Liverpool reached a complete agreement with Eintracht Frankfurt on a deal worth 79 million pounds (91.5 million euros).

It is understood that Liverpool has kept a group of UK employees to complete the signature, and as soon as it is, it is hoped that the player can fly to Asia to join the team in the pre -season round later in the week.

Like the Florian Wirtz deal, the majority of the rewards in Ekitike’s are successfully linked to Liverpool Trophy and the player who provides a great contribution. It is difficult to achieve, but Liverpool will feel happy if they end up paying them.

Sky Sports News The news was broken earlier that Liverpool had reached a complete agreement with Eintracht Frankfurt with a value of £ 79 million, with a capacity of 69 million pounds in addition to 10 million pounds.

Liverpool moved to Ekitike earlier this week after she told Alexander Issak from Newcastle.

Ekitike is keen to move to the Premier League with Liverpool’s favorite destination, after Newcastle rejected an offer.

The 23 -year -old was an unused alternative during his team’s match against FSV Frankfurt on Saturday. After the match, Boss Frankfurt, which was conveyed by Sky Germany, said that the possible departure of ICICIC is “a bitter loss.”

Ekitike scored 22 goals in 48 games in all competitions last season for Frankfurt, where he helped them qualify for the Champions League.

Liverpool is now the biggest league spending – but how?

Liverpool It is now the largest English Premier League spending, with a summer boom now at 300 million pounds.

The agreed deal with a value of 79 million pounds took off, Hugo Eiktete spent the spending of Liverpool on 295.5 million pounds, which is more than 75 million pounds more than the biggest spending in Chelsea.

Liverpool spent more than Manchester City and Arsenal Completely – third and fourth largest spent – so far.

Tottenham It is the fourth largest expenditure that is spent 110.7 million pounds, higher than that directly Sunderland Those who have already spent 107 million pounds.

But how can Liverpool bear the costs of Ekitike after it has already spent the club registration fee Florian Witroz To Anfield earlier this summer?

Well, the club’s financial records indicated that they may lose 200 million pounds this summer and are still compatible with the rules of profit and sustainability (PSR) – where the clubs are allowed to lose 105 million pounds over three years.

According to the Swiss football financing expert, Ramble, the latest financial results for RDS showed that Liverpool has already achieved 48 million pounds in the current three -year PSR period, partly due to the recent modest transfer spending.

This means that Liverpool can lose 158 million pounds and remains compatible next summer.

While Liverpool has already spent about 185 million pounds on new players in the current window – including a fee of up to 116 million pounds for Wirtz – the RDS team recorded record revenues of 613.8 million pounds for the 2023-24 season, partly due to commercial success.

This number will increase only in the accounts of the 2024-25 season, given that Liverpool added the Champions League Football League, qualified for the knockout for that tournament and also became the Premier League Champions League.

The Oscar Jarell Quansah has already joined Bayer Leverkusen in a 35 million pounds of £ 35 million deal, and REDs can enhance sales numbers by the end of the summer.

And early in the summer, Bernard Reds goalkeeper backup site Caoimhin Kelleher For initial 12.5 million pounds.

Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliot and Louise Diaz are all another possible departure, although Diaz’s director is currently less likely despite Bayern Munich’s attempts to prize for him.

Ekitike is ready for the next step after the German league penetrated

Sky Sports’ Adam Bate:

When Hugo Ekitike was still a teenager at Stade Reims, the training team prepared a development plan for it. They analyzed the performance of Kylian Mbappe and then chose other players who might realize Ekitke realistically to repeat it.

“Those who were players among us, were not among us, for similar definition files from the teams that were better than our team, but not at a distance,” said Rims coach Oscar Garcia. Sky Sports. “He challenged him to reach the level of other attackers.”

On his face, this was a completely short -term goal. Before his last season in Reims, Ekitike did not score a goal at the highest level in France. He had spent the second half of the previous campaign on loan at the Danish Club Figli Boldloub.

He returned to Rims as the fourth option striker, but he soon forced Oscar to re -evaluate. Soon after that, the strikers who were encouraged to hit his eyes are no longer. “Within months, he wanted to reach the same level of mbappe.”

It is a tale of a glimpse of the Eintracht Frankfurt striker, which has long been linked to the transition to the Premier League.

“He was always a talented player, but some coaches did not like him because of his profile and sometimes because of his personality,” Oscar admits. “They were thinking that he was a little arrogant. He always wanted to compare it with better.”