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I Hope To Play With De Bruyne At Liverpool – Van Dijk

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I Hope To Play With De Bruyne At Liverpool - Van Dijk

Virgil van Dijk has said that Kevin de Bruyne of Manchester City is the player he would “love” to play with at Liverpool.

 

Despite the fact that the two players are rivals on the field, Van Dijk still sings De Bruyne’s accolades. He said without reservation that the midfielder for Manchester City is a complete player, and he would dearly want for the Belgian to join Liverpool and help them become more successful.

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He said on Gary Neville’s show The Overlap, “Someone that I’ve never played with before but would love at Liverpool is Kevin De Bruyne. He’s unbelievable, and if he had played at Liverpool, we would’ve gone even further than what we have done. He’s outstanding, good on the ball, he presses high, scores plenty of goals, and has every attribute of a modern-day midfielder and footballer in general.

 

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In their most recent encounters, Van Dijk triumphed over De Bruyne as Liverpool defeated City in the Community Shield and the Premier League at Anfield in October. When they face off at the Etihad Stadium on April 1, their rivalry will be reignited.

 

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The midfielder will play on Saturday against Fulham, while the Netherlands’ captain will play a challenging away game against Tottenham on Sunday.

 

Liverpool May Sign Kevin De Bruyne, Milinkovic-Savic In January As Duo Stars Could Save Klopp

 

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I Hope To Play With De Bruyne At Liverpool - Van Dijk

 

Jurgen Klopp has been open about his desire to add a fresh creative central midfielder to his squad. The head coach of Liverpool may have found the ideal player in Sergej Milinkovic-Savic to provide his team with exactly what they have been lacking: their own own Kevin de Bruyne, as the pursuit of Jude Bellingham intensifies.

 

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Klopp could believe that Liverpool’s turnaround in form is simply a matter of time and luck. However, the German head coach has enough experience to know that his team’s performance may significantly boost the atmosphere in the camp.

 

Milinkovic-Savic can make a difference in the situation. Under Maurizio Sarri, the Lazio playmaker has already contributed seven assists and four goals this season. He would provide Liverpool with the natural No. 8 they have been lacking since Georginio Wijnaldum departed the team in 2021. He wouldn’t find the Premier League to be too physical either because of his strong presence and ball handling ability.

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The 27-year-old has been rumored to be moving to England for some time, but whenever clubs approach Lazio, they raise the price, with Chelsea and Manchester United among those that are interested.

 

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However, Calciomercato claims that if Liverpool is willing to trade one of their players in exchange, he may be made available for about £61 million (€70 million) this summer or even earlier in January.