Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp could get his wish should Cristiano Ronaldo leave Manchester United this summer.
New United boss Erik ten Hag couldn't clarify when the 37-year-old would report for pre-season training as they embarked on their tour of Thailand and Australia. The Manchester Evening News understands that inactivity in the transfer market and a salary reduction are among the issues that have convinced Ronaldo to try and seek a move away from the club.
However, potential suitors for Ronaldo have been in short supply as Paris Saint-Germain distanced themselves from the Portuguese star. Atletico Madrid became the latest team linked with a move, however, fans of Atleti launched an angry Twitter campaign in response.