Southampton Linked With Yet Another Liverpool Player Wednesday, 26th Jun 2024 15:10 Hot on the heels of Fabio Carvalho, Tyler Morton and Caoimhin Kelleher, Saints are being liked with yet another fringe player from Anfield, this time in the centre of defence. sportwitness are claiming that Southampton are one of 3 teams, the other two being Wolfsburg & Bologna who are interested in signing Liverpool defender Sepp Van Der Berg. The Dutchman who will turn 23 in December has yet to play a League game for the Reds, although he has played 4 Cup games. He joined Liverpool from Zwolle in his native Holland where he made 22 appearances in the Eredivisie, prompting Liverpool to sign him in June 2019. Primarily a central defender he can also play at fullback. He hasn't spent a lot of time at Anfield though, in February 2021 he joined Preston North End in a loan deal that was extended to encompass the following season, seeing him rack up 61 Championship games in the process. He then joined Schalke for the 22/23 season but a serious ankle injury saw him miss most of the season and he played just 9 Bundesliga games. last season saw him a Mainz and things went a lot better there, playing 33 times in the Bundesliga. The report on sportwitness quotes source in Italy saying that Bologna are interested in the Dutch defender and the asking price is around 15 million euros, although nearer 12 million euros is nearer the mark. They also claim that Southampton are the main competition for his signing. Van Der Berg is at a crossroads in his career, as he enters the last few months before he turns 23 he has over 125 League games to his name, but none have been played for his current parent club and he seems to be no nearer a breakthrough. It seems at the moment that the agents of players on the fringes of the first team squad are working hard to get moves for their clients, Southampton seems to be an easy club to link a move to in the media. Photo: Action Images Please report offensive, libellous or inappropriate posts by using the links provided.
You need to login in order to post your comments |
Bristol City Polls |