Liverpool have become masters at closely following transfer market trends to determine price tags in recent years, as the Reds look to command top dollar for their outgoing players.
While such a strategy hasn’t always prompted takers at their given asking price, more times than not they have been left suitably satisfied by their business.
Only earlier this month they agreed a deal worth roughly £17m for Neco Williams with Nottingham Forest, using Tottenham Hotspur’s imminent signing of Djed Spence from Middlesbrough for £15m as a guide-line when naming such a figure. Two years earlier, Ollie Watkins' £28m move from Brentford to Aston Villa in the summer of 2020, following a prolific campaign in the Championship, enabled them to bank £23.5m for Rhian Brewster when selling the England youth international to Sheffield United off the back of a successful half-season loan stint with Swansea City.
