The Iceland international has yet to agree personal terms, and
that has left an opening for new Reds boss Brendan Rodgers to
exploit

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Liverpool haven't given up hope on signing
Gylfi Sigurdsson, despite being
beaten to the punch by quick-acting Spurs.
The London club stole a reach march in the race to land
the highly rated striker, after agreeing an £8million fee with his
club Hoffenheim.
But the Iceland international has yet to agree personal
terms with Tottenham, and that has left an opening for new Reds
boss Brendan Rodgers to exploit.
Sigurdsson has a close relationship with Rodgers after
enjoying a lengthy loan spell under the Irishman at Swansea.
And Liverpool will hope to use that connection to
persuade him to ignore Spurs' advances.

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The 22 year old has originally agreed to sign
on a permanent basis for Swansea, but that deal fell through when
Rodgers took the Anfield job.
Liverpool have one other weapon in their armoury. The
German club's manager is former Reds favourite Marcus Babbel, and
he would be happy to see his striker switch to Anfield.
Rodgers is also in the running to sign Chelsea striker Daniel
Sturridge, but again, the player's salary demands are a stumbling
block given the desire to bring a spiraling wage bill under control
at Anfield.
Spurs are also hoping to pursue talks with the England
striker's agents, and if they land Sturridge it could pave the way
for the Merseyside club to snap up Sigurdsson.