Yes, yes, we’re aware of Conor Coady, but it’s not a direct transfer, so it’s not the same. So there!
Rudy Galetti shared the update in question on X (formerly Twitter) this morning, noting that Wolves and Leicester also ‘asked info about him’.
Jurgen Klopp’s side is understandably keen to settle on another loan spell – ideally one that will grant the prodigy a greater supply of minutes than that which he enjoyed at RB Leipzig – with competition fierce at Anfield.
Whilst the Toffees are far from being considered direct competition, it’s difficult to imagine such a move being sanctioned by the club.
Wolves, however, as currently managed by a former Liverpool Academy coach in Gary O’Neill, would likely represent a more appealing option for Carvalho’s development.
The Wanderers play an attractive brand of football and would offer the Portuguese star Premier League minutes without the drawbacks of agreeing a deal with Everton.
