A key Liverpool transfer is fully agreed and a medical has been scheduled for Monday, while the latest reports claim the value of a clause included in the arrangement is much higher than first thought.<\/p>\n
Liverpool<\/a> have already blasted past the \u00a3200m spending mark this summer with six new faces signed<\/a>. The Reds aren\u2019t content to stop there, with a centre-back \u2013 Marc Guehi is the No 1 target<\/a> \u2013 and a new starting striker next to come.<\/p>\n Of course, Liverpool must conform to PSR regulations like all other clubs and it\u2019s at this stage in the window where exits are assuming greater significance in order to balance the books.<\/p>\n Departures of homegrown stars are extra lucrative for sides, with the proceeds from those types of sales logged as \u2018pure profit\u2019 on the books.<\/p>\n Liverpool have already collected fees for three homegrown stars (Caoimhin Kelleher, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Nat Phillips), and a fourth is set to follow.<\/p>\n Centre-back Jarell Quansah is primed to join Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen in a deal worth \u00a330m plus \u00a35m in add-ons.<\/p>\n Personal terms are agreed and per the latest from transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, the 22-year-old will undergo a medical on Monday.<\/p>\n Taking to X, Romano wrote<\/a>: \u201cJarell Quansah set to undergo his medical at Bayer Leverkusen on Monday, all booked.\u201d<\/p>\n Clause worth more than first reporter<\/strong><\/p>\n The reason Quansah\u2019s long-since agreed deal has been delayed until now relates to international football.<\/p>\n Quansah had been starring for England\u2019s Under-21s at the U21 European Championships, which England won when defeating Germany on Saturday night.<\/p>\n With that tournament now concluded, Quansah has been freed up to complete his transfer.<\/p>\n One important point to clarify relates to the buy-back clause Liverpool have inserted into their agreement with Leverkusen.<\/p>\n Initial reports claimed Liverpool could re-sign Quansah for \u20ac60m \/ \u00a351m, though per Romano, the true value is far higher.<\/p>\n The trusted reporter added on X: \u201cBuy back clause for Liverpool will be worth at least \u00a360m and could even reach \u00a370m based on add-ons.\u201d<\/p>\n As part of the arrangement between the clubs, Liverpool cannot activate the clause until 2027 at the earliest.<\/p>\n That ensures Leverkusen will get a minimum of two years of Quansah before having to worry about the Reds knocking on their door.<\/p>\n Latest Liverpool news \u2013 Isak opportunity and more\u2026<\/strong><\/p>\n \ud83d\udd34\u00a0Alexander Isak transfer door blown wide open for Liverpool after triple update floors Newcastle<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udd34\u00a0Jurgen Klopp gunning to sign \u00a350m Liverpool ace for RB Leipzig<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n