Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren had played a very limited role last season and it looks like he will be leaving the club this summer.
During the 2018-19 campaign, Dejan Lovren played in just 13 Premier League games despite Van Dijk’s first choice partner – Joe Gomez being injured for most of the season.
Joel Matip was obviously preferred to the Croatian and it looks like Jurgen Klopp has made up his mind to offload him this summer.
Klopp obviously has the likes of Gomez and Matip who can partner Van Dijk next season which means that Lovren is of no use to the Reds.
And if reports are to be believed then Liverpool are willing to accept around £25 million in return for the centre-back with AC Milan being the first in line.
Milan have been linked with Dejan Lovren for a couple of months now but as the Serie A side were banned from the Europa League, the transfer has been proved a bit problematic.
Some rumours claim that Dejan Lovren is not too keen to join Milan given that there will be no European football next season.
But others believe that Milan’s financial losses last season is the main reason why the transfer is taking so long.
Last campaign, AC Milan recorded losses of £126 million and paying £25 million for Dejan Lovren is proving to be a bit problematic especially now that they have been banned from the Europa League.
Milan though have not backed out of the deal officially which means that Dejan Lovren is expected to move to Italy sometime this summer.
But it looks like the Serie A club want Liverpool to lower their demands so that it would be easier for them to sign Dejan Lovren.
