According to a journalist, Liverpool are more likely than Tottenham to sign the £38 million player.

Piero Hincapie, a defender for Bayer Leverkusen, is more likely to sign with Liverpool than Tottenham Hotspur.

A deal for Hincapie to Anfield has been rumoured as the Reds look for a promising left-sided center-back.And, according to journalist Ben Jacobs, the player would find the move to be extremely appealing. Liverpool may be Hincapie’s most likely destination, but according to Jacobs, who appeared on the Last Word On Spurs podcast, they aren’t yet completely sold on him.The writer adds, [Piero] Hincapie is also the last name I would mention on the center-back, even though I think it’s more potentially Liverpool and still very possibly West Ham.

He is a left-sided centre defender with excellent potential, solid experience, and Tottenham has undoubtedly analysed the figures and data on him. He hasn’t yet been added to the shortlist, in my opinion, but he could be a name to keep an eye on if you’re interested in joining the Premier League soon.

 

At this time, I don’t believe it’s accurate to claim that Spurs are in the running, but remember what I said earlier about what happens if you miss one target. In the closing hours of the window, who do you pivot to? That’s where you can receive some shocks.

However, I’m told that if it were a Premier League team, the player would love Liverpool, but they aren’t completely sold, and West Ham, who missed out on Harry Maguire, are still another club to watch,” the source continued.

Liverpool linked with Hincapie

In the simplest terms, Hincapie satisfies Liverpool’s purported requirements for a new defensive acquisition.Young, talented, already competing in a high league in Europe, and crucially, left-footed.According to reports, signing him wouldn’t be expensive at all. Teradeportes, an Ecuadorian news outlet, said last week that Leverkusen will demand about £38 million to sell the Ecuadorian. That is totally doable for Liverpool.

Nevertheless, we are aware that the Reds often won’t pursue a player until they are completely sold on him. even at a somewhat reasonable cost.In order to do this, it is stated that they are monitoring Hincapie, probably in an effort to determine his genuine skill level.Maybe there will be some movement over the next week if they decide the 21-year-old is worth a shot. Hincapie would be more than eager to join, based on the sounds of things.

However, it’s also important to note that Moises Caicedo’s agency is the same as the centre back’s. Not a person or group that Liverpool has recently had luck dealing with. They might want to avoid you. But one to watch out for.