Liverpool plan move to sign Nico Williams to replace Mohamed Salah

Liverpool are reportedly plotting a move to sign Spanish forward of Ghanaian descent Nico Williams as a replacement for Egyptian superstar Mohamed Salah.

Williams has continued to impress for both club and country, establishing himself as one of the most exciting young attackers in Europe. The 23-year-old contributed 18 goals and assists last season, underlining his growing influence in the final third.

His pace, flair and ability to unsettle defenders are qualities Liverpool are believed to admire, with the forward seen as a player capable of developing further with experience and top-level coaching.

According to reports, Liverpool are preparing a bid in the region of €95 million, equivalent to around £83 million, for the highly rated winger. Whether that offer would be enough to convince Athletic Club to part ways with one of their prized assets remains to be seen.

Speculation around Salah’s future has intensified following a recent interview in which the forward suggested his relationship with the manager has suffered after being left out of the team for several matches. The comments have fuelled talk that the Liverpool star could be edging closer to the exit door.

With uncertainty surrounding Salah, Liverpool may be forced to consider cashing in on the forward in the coming months. Any potential departure would require a high-quality replacement, and Williams is viewed as a strong candidate given his reputation and growing demand across Europe.

Several top clubs are believed to be monitoring his situation closely.