EXCLUSIVE: Liverpool’s latest signing could give them a crucial advantage in a potential swap deal

Liverpool may have a secret weapon to give them the edge in January’s exciting transfer saga, but it is far from simple.

The sources said Caught out That Paris Saint-Germain continues to lead Race to sign Napoli star Khvicha Kvaratskheliaalthough the clubs have yet to agree on a fee, which could allow clubs such as Liverpool to enter the picture.

Currently, Napoli are asking for €70 million for Kvaratskhelia, while Paris Saint-Germain have only asked for €65 million, and it remains to be seen if an agreement will be reached, although the Ligue 1 giants are working hard to sign the player. Georgian International. Priority goal.

“Decision time” for the Liverpool star!

However, Liverpool are also seen as the club that could enter the race for Kvaratskhelia if things don’t work out with PSG, although there have been no concrete talks or approaches yet.

But sources indicated this Napoli have an interest in Liverpool winger Federico ChiesaWhich may open the door to the possibility of reaching a swap deal.

Should Liverpool swap Federico Chiesa for Hvicha Kvaratskhelia?

Liverpool only signed Chiesa in the summer, but the Italy international has made a slow start at Anfield and could make a quick return to Serie A.

At present, Caught out He understands that Chiesa would prefer to stay at Liverpool and fight for his place a little longer, which could complicate matters with Napoli.

Despite this, Kvaratskhelia would certainly represent a major upgrade in Liverpool’s attack, with Chiesa struggling to make a significant impact so far, while also being injury-prone in recent years.

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Kvaratskhelia has been a joy to watch for Napoli and it’s easy to imagine him being a perfect fit for Arne Slott’s in-form Liverpool side.

The 23-year-old looks set to link up well with the likes of Mohamed Salah, Cody Jacobo and Luis Diaz, but it’s also easy to see why Paris Saint-Germain are determined to sign him after losing Kylian Mbappe in the summer.