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Liverpool chasing Bayer Leverkusen and France winger Moussa Diaby, 22, with Adama Traore set to sign new Wolves contract


LIVERPOOL are reportedly tracking Moussa Diaby after transfer target Adama Traore gave Wolves the green light in new contract talks.

The ex-Barcelona winger is nearing a renewal of vows with the Molineux club, after entering the penultimate year of his existing deal.

Moussa Diaby has been a star of Bayer Leverkusen’s strong startCredit: Reuters

According to the Mail, Traore will earn £100,000-a-week on his new terms.

That will put the 25-year-old on equal footing with top-earners Raul Jimenez and Joao Moutinho, with talks revealed by SunSport last month.

Tracking him during the summer were Liverpool and Tottenham, with the Reds still said to be after a new winger.

Their attention has reportedly turned to Bayer Leverkusen winger Diaby after a fine spell of form in the Bundesliga.

As reported by CalcioMercato, via the Express, the 22-year-old is interesting Liverpool as well as Paris Saint-Germain.

PSG let Diaby join Leverkusen in 2019 and he has already hit three goals this season.

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France boss Didier Deschamps awarded him a first national cap in September and the player has opened the door to a Ligue 1 return.

He recently told L’Equipe: “I left PSG because I needed playing time.

“The challenge for a young player is to be able to express himself, which is what I’ve managed to do.

“I have no regrets [about leaving]. I am PSG’s biggest fan. I tell myself that I had to leave to come back stronger.

“Why not come back to PSG one day with a different status? One of my objectives is to a club of that kind with that status, one day.”


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Adama Traore shows off skills in training


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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