Liverpool "weighs up to £ 20 million transfer for CAN star" before the deadline

Liverpool plans to attack late striker Francois Kamano, estimated at 20 million pounds, before the deadline, according to The Sun.

Jurgen Klopp has not added to his first team this summer, but only to young Dutch defender Sepp van den Berg.

But he was badociated with reinforcements of attack, information in France claiming that they had a proposal of Nicolas Pepe accepted before joining Arsenal.

It has now been claimed that the Reds will attempt to bring in 23-year-old striker Bordeaux Kamano in a last-minute deal to give depth to their line of attack after Daniel Sturridge's departure from home. Anfield at the end of last season.

Kamano has impressed Bordeaux in the past three seasons, scoring 24 goals since moving to Bastia in 2016.

He is an international teammate of Naby Keita and scored for Guinea in their opening match of the Africa Cup of Nations against Madagascar in June.

He has six goals in 31 international caps and could offer support to Klopp's front line of Roberto Firmino, Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane.

It is thought that an agreement worth 15 million pounds in advance plus an additional 5 million pounds could entice Bordeaux to sell.

Divock Origi has also extended his contract this summer and should continue to play a major role in Klopp's rotation.

The Reds have used a number of youngsters in pre-season. Harry Wilson tried to impress with a magnificent goal against Lyon on Wednesday, while he was trying to be part of the first team.

After the match, Klopp confirmed that he was still discussing Wilson's future given the interest shown elsewhere.

"We are in constant conversation, it's clear," he said. "We must do what is right for us and for the boy.

"There is nothing to discuss in public about this, so let's see what will happen in the next eight or nine days until the window closes.

"He's obviously a very good player and I was really happy with him all the way through the preseason, he came back from Derby in a completely different state. [shape].

"This is a good example of how a loan can really work: it was really good for Derby and also for Harry, for us too, which is good."