Liverpool continue to be linked with a host of players in the January transfer window including highly-rated teenage Greek striker Stefanos Tzimas. Tzimas is at

Stefanos Tzimas has been linked with a transfer move to Liverpool this week. But a stance has emerged on the 19-year-old forward amid the ongoing speculation.

Liverpool FC is reportedly ready to smash the Greek transfer record for striker Stefanos Tzimas for 25 million euros.

Liverpool are preparing for a huge encounter with third-placed Nottingham Forest in the Premier League on Tuesday night at the City Ground, however, off the pit

Liverpool's scouting department is hot on the trail of Greek sensation Stefanos Tzimas. Journalist Florian Plettenberg revealed the Merseyside giants made a call to FC Nurnberg just a few days ago, expressing their desire to snatch up the young international in the upcoming summer transfer window.

Tzimas has been a standout performer for Nürnberg this season, scoring eight goals and providing two assists in just 14 league appearances. On loan from PAOK Thessaloniki, his clinical finishing and intelligent movement have marked him as one of the most exciting young talents in the league.

Liverpool have initiated discussions with German side 1. FC Nurnberg regarding a potential summer transfer for 19-year-old striker Stefanos Tzimas, according to Florian Plettenberg.The report claims

Liverpool are accelerating their efforts to sign Stefanos Tzimas and his addition could be special to Arne Slot's squad. Anfield Watch revealed exclusively that Barry Hunter is currently in Germany discussing a potential deal for the Greek forward.

On Monday, reports emerged of Liverpool showing a firm interest in FC Nürnberg centre-forward Stefanos Tzimas. According to reliable Sky Sports Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg, the Reds have begun talks with the 2.