Eberechi Eze is on Liverpool’s radar. Quietly, deliberately.
After sealing back-to-back deals for Jeremie Frimpong and nearing an agreement with Milos Kerkez, the Reds are laying tracks for a transformative window. But the real statement could be Eze.
He isn’t just flair. He’s fire.
At 26, Eze has matured into a complete attacking threat—versatile, press-resistant, and devastating between the lines. This season, he delivered 13 goals and 11 assists. His FA Cup winner against Manchester City? Not a fluke. A warning.
Palace know what they’ve got. That’s why there’s a £70 million release clause baked into his contract, according to Caught Offside. They’ll want it all, up front. No discounts. No staggered payments.
But Liverpool—operating under the watchful eye of the Profit and Sustainability Rules—are unlikely to write that kind of cheque in one go.
Tottenham and Nottingham Forest are circling too. Forest’s interest is serious. Spurs see him as a link to rebuild. But Eze may want more than a stage—he may want silver.
Slot’s men delivered Liverpool’s second Premier League title against all odds. Now the message is clear: no coasting. They’re building for legacy. For continuity. For control.
And Eze fits.
He’s not just a like-for-like for Chiesa or Harvey Elliott. He’s an upgrade. A midfielder who glides like a winger, a winger who passes like a No.10.
The road to Anfield isn’t clear yet. It depends on Palace blinking first. Or Eze forcing their hand.
And in the right colours, Eze could become more than a standout. He could become unforgettable.