Liverpool, Chelsea sent a message on Pulisic; new job Wenger

Liverpool and Chelsea have been informed that they could sign a long-term target for the Bundesliga, while Arsene Wenger's return to the match will be one of the biggest names in European football, according to the reports. Tuesday's newspapers.

PREM PAIR OF FIGHT AGAINST PULISIC

Borussia Dortmund is ready to sign a £ 70 million contract with Chelsea or Liverpool for Christian Pulisic – as long as he stays in Germany until the end of the season.

It is according to the The telegraph of the day, who claim that the Bundesliga title holders are ready to let the American winger go wild this summer.

And it is suggested that the high-level player will have a direct choice between long-term contenders Chelsea and Liverpool – or move to Ligue 1, PSG also expressing interest in the star.

Pulisic has earned a reputation as one of the best players in the Bundesliga, but since his contract will expire in 2020, Dortmund knows he will have to cash this summer if the player continues to resist any offer of a new contract.

In Liverpool, an offer of 11 million US pounds was rejected in the summer of 2016. The player's actions have increased considerably since, while Chelsea is looking for potential replacements for Eden Hazard, who hinted on Monday. . he could leave for Real Madrid at the end of the season.

While Dortmund are high in the Bundesliga and Pulisic has scored three goals and four assists in all competitions this season, it is likely that the club will receive its asking price of £ 70 million this summer.

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