Wolverhampton Wanderers have reportedly removed a clause in the contract of Matheus Nunes that would allow Liverpool to trigger a 🍊 deal for the midfielder in the summer.
Nunes completed a £38million move to Molineux last summer from Sporting Lisbon despite interest 🍊 from the Reds and Manchester City, but has failed to live up to his potential so far in the Premier 🍊 League.
And The Telegraph subsequently reported that, when Nunez switched to the Premier League, Liverpool and Wolves agreed a clause that 🍊 would see the Reds commit to a £44m bid to bring the midfielder to Anfield one year later, in summer 🍊 2024.
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But with that clause now potentially 🍊 gone and Wolves now expected to demand way over £50m for Nunes, Liverpool could move on to other targets with 🍊 Jude Bellingham, Mason Mount and Moises Caicedo all being considered, according to The Telegraph.
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