Liverpool fans have been treated to one of the best seasons they’ve had in recent memory so far this campaign, and it could be set to get better with a new signing or two. However, the Anfield Press have claimed that Jurgen Klopp has sent a scout to watch Ciro Immobile for Lazio against Napoli, and the fans are far from buzzing.
TRANSFER NEWS – Liverpool have sent a scout out to Italy to watch Ciro Immobile play for Lazio against Napoli on Sunday.
Would you like to see him at Anfield?#LFC pic.twitter.com/St2lKF1Nyv
— Anfield Press (@AnfieldPress) January 16, 2019
Ciro Immobile has formerly played under Jurgen Klopp, having signed under German in summer 2014 when he left Torino for Borussia Dortmund, however, after his first full season at the club ended in disappointment as he netted just ten times in all competition, with only three of those coming in the Bundesliga, despite the fact he made 24 appearances in the German domestic league.
After that ill-fated spell with Dortmund, the striker spent six months on-loan to Sevilla before signing for the Spanish club permanently. Things have never been great for the Italian outside of his native country, and whilst his current form at Lazio is enough to make you stand up and notice him, it would be worth remembering that things haven’t always been rosy for the 28-year-old goal-getter.
You can read the Kopites’ thoughts on the Immobile rumours here:
https://twitter.com/deemartin67/status/1085560775090102274
https://twitter.com/ShahRahman1712/status/1085553298420178944
Dont want him, no thanks!
— Petter (@ektelfc_petter) January 16, 2019
https://twitter.com/holidaestyles/status/1085626317071179777
Klopp didn’t like him at Dortmund why would he now?
— Andrej (@Andrej80s) January 16, 2019
https://twitter.com/allezlesrouges_/status/1085560927322140672
https://twitter.com/BossTha02/status/1085562277791707136
https://twitter.com/RN1LFC/status/1085552429888720896
The Reds are keen to avoid signing Immobile and would much rather look to bring in someone younger who fits Klopp’s system more.







