Corinthians’ up-and-coming talent, Gabriel Moscardo, has garnered interest from clubs beyond Brazil, attracting significant attention from Barcelona. Recent reports from GOAL suggest that Liverpool has entered the picture, presenting an estimated €25 million offer for the 18-year-old midfielder.
This purported proposal was put forward in July, and Liverpool is presently in a waiting phase, anticipating a response from Corinthians, with a potential decision looming before the upcoming January transfer window.
There’s a strong indication that Moscardo might depart Corinthians soon, raising questions about which club will secure his talents. Widely admired across Europe, the defensive midfielder holds the promise of becoming a key player for Liverpool in the long term.
Barcelona has also shown a keen interest in the 18-year-old, coinciding with their pursuit of a successor to club legend Sergio Busquets, making Moscardo an appealing prospect.
Corinthians has Moscardo under contract until the summer of 2026, with a hefty €100 million release clause. Consequently, they might demand a premium fee, potentially prompting Liverpool to reconsider their initial offer.
The ultimate decision rests with Corinthians, and reports suggest the club is delaying any decisions until after their upcoming presidential election. The choice to accept or reject Liverpool’s proposal might fall to the newly elected president.