The club’s huge sale price of £17m in forward Liverpool

Liverpool have broad appeal to potential targets this summer, but now they may have a new obstacle to overcome the pursuit of one of Europe’s hottest properties.

Liverpool hopes to strengthen their rankings this summer

The Reds are almost there as they seek to cancel the Premier League title, and now there is clear evidence that Arne Slot may add some senior talent to his side in the coming months.

Liverpool reportedly is leading the campaign to sign Bournemouth star Dean Huijsen, who has become one of the world’s most important young defenders after his outstanding performance on the South Coast.

Any move to strengthening the already quality-rich defender could be good on their quasi-front end fan base after news that Virgil Van Dijk has signed a new contract at Anfield.

Winning the top game is one thing, but facing the renewed challenge of British football elites, will be ranked number one in the next term, which will set the slot machine apart, so it is no surprise to see the Reds have Eintracht Frankfurt forward Hugo Ekitike too.

Eintracht Frankfurt’s Europa League exit at Tottenham’s hands could suppress his desire to stay in Germany, although they still have controversy to qualify for the Champions League through the Bundesliga.

Either way, there has been a huge shift in the latest developments in Liverpool’s interest, which could present obstacles to any potential deal.

Sky Movement: Eintracht Frankfurt raises Hugo Ekitike’s asking price

Eintracht Frankfurt’s Per Sky Sports news reporter Florian Plettenberg raised the asking price of Liverpool target Hugo Ekitike to £85.7m, although he is still considered “possible” to leave the government this summer.

CEO Markus Krösche, who is seen as the mastermind behind the move, raised the price by about £17m after a brilliant sport for former Paris-Paris forward Paris Saint-Germain Striker in an attempt to maximize his profitability.

Ekitike showed off his fatal advantage before scoring the goal, and in Germany’s top flight he managed to score 40 on his 101 shot percentage and also scored a 17.20 non-season XG.

Liverpool are clearly his talented admirer and want to bring him to Anfield, but they don’t want to be caught in the trap of blackmail.

FSG may have a cutoff point, although the fact that Ekitike is expected to leave may reach the Reds’ hand.