Liverpool’s push when Chelsea abandons their pursuit of “great leader” at 16-g/A this season

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Liverpool manager Arne Slot gives the team directions against Chelsea. (Photos Recine/Getty Images)

Brighton striker Joan Pedro has linked his move to Liverpool and Chelsea in recent months, but the Blues have now abandoned the player’s pursuit.

According to a report by Talksport, Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle United are keen on the 23-year-old Brazilian striker. However, journalist Ben Jacobs argues that Chelsea has not explored a South American contract and has not had a transfer meeting to sign him.

This update will certainly be a huge boost for Liverpool, who are looking to improve their attacking units.

Liverpool need quality strikers

The Reds will have to sign a trustworthy striker in the summer, and Joan Pedro could be a replacement for Darwin Nunes.

The former Benfica striker has not lived up to expectations since the big money moved to Liverpool. Pedro might be the ideal acquisition for them. The 23-year-old has been impressed in the Premier League, with 10 goals and six assists for Brighton this season. His numbers could improve when playing on a good team with world-class players.

Liverpool has won a league title this season and will do well next year. They need to continue to improve. Signing a trustworthy centre is one of our priorities.

Joao Pedro is an elite talent

Joao Pedro is on Liverpool’s radar. (Photo: Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images)

Pedro is highly regarded, and Brighton’s manager Fabian Hazeler recently welcomed him as a “great leader.” He could be ideal for Liverpool in terms of his personality and football ability.

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However, he is unlikely to become a cheap acquisition. Brighton will pay £30 million for the signature and they will try to make a significant profit. It is still unknown how the situation will unfold.

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