Liverpool have again been named as a club interested in Hugo Ekitike, with journalist Christian Falk confirming our continued pursuit of the French forward despite stiff competition and a huge price tag.

Liverpool are reportedly in the hunt to sign Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike in the summer transfer window with Arne Slot keen to continue adding to his squad

Manchester United are exploring the conditions of a potential deal for Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike; Liverpool and Chelsea are also interested in the 22-year-old; Frankfurt are demanding around £85m (€100m) for Ekitike,

Man Utd have ‘closely followed’ Hugo Ekitike since his Reims days and are now ‘making concrete progress’ to sign him from Frankfurt, according to reports.

Jeremie Frimpong has already arrived, while Liverpool have struck a deal to sign Florian Wirtz for a club-record fee, and he is expected to arrive imminently. Once that’s done, Liverpool could focus on signing a new striker, and they seem pretty confident about signing one highly sought-after player.

With Hugo Ekitike linked with a summer transfer to the Premier League, Adam Bate speaks to Oscar Garcia, who coached Ekitike at Stade Reims, to find out more about the Eintracht Frankfurt forward and

Sky Germany reports that Manchester United have joined Liverpool and Chelsea in the race for Eintracht Frankfurt’s Hugo Ekitike. Man United have made contact with Frankfurt in the past 48 hours

Man United are reportedly stepping up their pursuit of Eintracht Frankfurt forward Hugo Ekitike after being rejected by top target Viktor Gyokeres.

United want an out-and-out striker this summer following their signing of Matheus Cunha who, while comfortable up top, is expected to play at the top of Ruben Amorim’s midfield following his £62.5 million ($85 million) move from Wolverhampton Wanderers.

With Liverpool focused on completing the Florian Wirtz and Milo Kerkez deals, Chelsea have had the opportunity to negotiate for Ekitike first, however they’ve been unable to come to terms with both Frankfurt (with rumours of Chelsea being unwilling to meet Frankfurt’s €100m asking price) and the player’s terms.