Anthony Gordon to Liverpool: deal off

A move to Liverpool from Newcastle for Anthony Gordon has collapsed, per the latest reporting. The story was first reported on 5 June and is backed by 1 report, including 1 from tier-1 source, led by @Plettigoal.

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Anthony Gordon

LW25 yrsEst. €75M

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Corroboration1 independent handle

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Freshnessupdated 11d ago

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The reports · 1 sources

Florian PlettenbergTier 1

@Plettigoal · 11d ago

🚨🧨 EXCLUSIVE DETAILS | Rio Ngumoha was the secret candidate FC Bayern had been negotiating with for weeks. Bayern had reached a full verbal agreement with Ngumoha and his camp on Tuesday, 26 May. #LFC ⚠️ Absolute priority as a backup to Luis Díaz alongside the pursuit of Anthony Gordon. However, the deal collapsed yesterday, Thursday, for the time being. It remains to be seen whether club-to-club agreements can be reached for Brown/Saibari. Vincent Kompany approved the Ngumoha deal after per

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First reportFirst
5 Jun, 16:11 UTC12 days ago
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Florian PlettenbergTier 1

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