Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez extended his contract with Liverpool until 2018, and the new agreement includes a release clause set at £120 million (approximately €145 million). This clause would come into effect if Liverpool fails to qualify for the Champions League, allowing Suarez to leave the club if another team is willing to meet the substantial buyout amount. Despite previous attempts by other clubs, such as Arsenal, to sign Suarez, Liverpool’s management has remained firm in their desire to keep the prolific striker at Anfield.
TRANSFERS: TO AVOID LETTING SUAREZ LEAVE, LIVERPOOL SETS A DIZZYING RELEASE CLAUSE
