Liverpool’s Arne Slot looked up during the pitch check. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
Tomorrow marks a major milestone in Jarell Quansah’s career, with Liverpool Defender going to complete medical treatment before transferring to Bundesliga champion Bayer Leverkusen.
The deal, worth €30 million or more, will allow the highly rated England U21 European champion to sign a contract with Leverkusen until 2030, with all documents ready for all documents completed early this week.
The latest update on Liverpool’s star transfer is provided by Sky reporter Florian Plettenberg.
Quansah has been one of Liverpool’s impressive emerging talents beyond his years.
Liverpool agrees to sell Jarell Quansah
However, with Liverpool’s recent move in the market and the need for Quansah to play first-line football at this stage of development, the Reds have agreed to approve the relocation of Leverkusen.
As part of the deal, Liverpool will retain the buyback clause that has been active since the summer of 2027, allowing them to re-sign Quansah for €60 million.
In Leverkusen, Quansah is expected to replace Jonathan Tah, who joined Bayern Munich this summer.
Quansah’s upcoming arrival is seen as a major coup for Leverkusen, who has appointed former Manchester United boss Erik Ten as their new manager this summer.
Quansah wants more time to leave Anfield
For Quansah, the move represents an exciting step in his career, to build his own platform in one of the top European leagues while playing under a manager known for developing young talents.
The deal is expected to be officially confirmed within the next 48 hours, waiting for the successful completion of medical treatment on Monday.
With Quansah’s way out, the Reds are exploring opportunities to sign Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi this summer. England defenders are high on Anfield’s agenda this summer as they look for defensive depth in the team.
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