Liverpool and Derby County are said to have agreed a six-figure fee in order to wipe out the sell-on clause for highly-rated teen Kaide Gordon.
The winger swapped Pride Park for Anfield in early 2021 before signing a maiden professional deal with the Reds last October. The 17-year-old has made four senior appearances so far this season, across three different domestic competitions. Now, according to Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool have reportedly bought out the sell-on clause that was inserted into the original arrangement when they agreed to sign Gordon.
He reports that a fee of £500,000 will be paid to Derby in exchange for the removal of the 20 per cent sell-on clause. That would mean any future transfer involving Gordon would now not be of financial benefit to the Rams.
