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MERSEYSIDE, ENGLAND, JUL 24 – Liverpool are preparing for Luis Diaz's possible departure by targeting Newcastle's Anthony Gordon and signing Hugo Ekitike for up to £79 million, boosting attacking options this summer.
- On Tuesday, Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike underwent medical tests in London, completing the central part of his medical.
- Amid expected high-profile exits in the coming weeks, German publication Bild reported Diaz had personal terms with Bayern Munich and was set to leave Liverpool this summer.
- Liverpool rejected a €67.5m proposal for Luis Diaz, and on July 23 Peace reported no improved bid had been received from Bayern Munich.
- Securing Hugo Ekitike for £79m, which includes £10m in performance add-ons, taking their summer spending past £250m.
- Liverpool maintain a long-standing interest in Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon, but the Tyneside club are set to demand around £100m.
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