Liverpool scouts are currently monitoring Genoa’s Morten Friendrup, but a deal is unlikely to be completed in January.
The Merseysiders’ refusal to agree a deal was partly due to the midfielder’s lack of domestic status.
Despite both Mac Allister and Endo being active, the search for a long-term No.6 continues at Anfield. wrote Paul Gorst in the Liverpool Echo. “Denuya midfielder Morten Prendrup is one to watch.
The Danish youngster is having a solid season in Serie A but will be available in January as scouts continue to assess the 22-year-old defensive midfielder’s progress.
The deal is unlikely to be completed and will be ready. “Being marginalized is considered a disadvantage at this stage.”The 22-year-old is currently one of the best attacking midfielders in Europe and is in the 99th percentile on FBref. The additional information on his profile presents another problem for the recruiting team. There was an upward trend.
Chief among them is Freundrup’s extremely low success rate and relative lack of ability to move the ball forward through passing or possession. Even with Alexis McAllister’s relatively weak defense, we will lose a lot going forward.
In a Liverpool team that favors possession and hegenpressing football, a pure destroyer who can’t reliably advance the ball is a big no-no. We need a guarantee that Friendrup will be the type of profile we want.
