Liverpool has entered the transfer race for Stuttgart winger Jamie Leweling following the reported rejection of a recent bid from AS Roma. According to details provided by Sky Sport Germany journalist Patrick Berger, Roma had been actively pursuing the 25-year-old German international. The Italian club initially submitted a comprehensive transfer package, structured as a loan agreement with an obligation to buy, totaling an estimated 40 million euros.
The terms of the initial offer stipulated that the loan fee would amount to approximately 5 million euros, with the remainder of the sum allocated toward the player’s eventual transfer fee. However, Stuttgart has reportedly declined this proposal from Roma. Despite the setback, Roma has indicated its sustained interest in Leweling.
Sources suggest the club is now preparing a long-term, five-year contract designed to persuade the player to make a move to Serie A. The developing situation highlights increased competition surrounding the player’s next move. With Liverpool now joining the fray, the pursuit of Leweling remains active, suggesting that multiple clubs are willing to engage in negotiations to secure the German talent.
The outcome of the transfer saga remains uncertain as interested parties continue to submit bids and proposals.
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