Liverpool are interested in a summer move for Ac
Milan winger Kevin Prince Boateng.
The Italian media are reporting that Liverpool have made informal
contact about the possibility of signing the Ghana
international.
But they could find the ownership status of the former Portsmouth
player, who is owned equally by Milan and Genoa, a stumbling block
as only Genoa seem interested in the sale.
Boateng, who had a disappointing two-year spell with Tottenham
before rebuilding his reputation with Pompey, is valued at
approximately £12.5m.
Speculation of a Liverpool move for AC Milan star Kevin Prince
Boateng is growing and it does seem that the Anfield side is very
keen to bring the Ghana international back to the Premier League
but will have to deal with Genoa as well as the San Siro side when
looking to land the talented midfield playmaker.
Under Kenny Dalglish’s leadership the Merseyside club have been
a much improved side and are currently unbeaten in six games and
along with Director of Football Damien Comolli Liverpool are
looking to further strengthen their squad and with that in mind
feel that the German born 23 year old could well add more
creativity to the club’s midfield.
The likes of Lucas and Raul Meireles have shown great
improvements in recent weeks but the adaptable attack minded
talents that the former Portsmouth and Tottenham man possesses
could well help give the club’s squad greater strength in
depth.
Also, although Meireles is himself in a rich scoring vein,
Liverpool do lack goals from their midfield and indeed Steven
Gerrard aside the club could do with more players who can get
forward and assist the attack and that is a role that Boateng is
more than capable of playing.
