
Kaide Gordon is closing on a transfer deadline day loan move to Portsmouth as Sunderland lead the chase to take Jayden Danns for the rest of the season
the Reds are not entertaining any offers for Ben Doak and expect him to remain at Middlesbrough for the remainder of the Championship campaign.
Gordon moved to Norwich City on transfer deadline day back in August but struggled to break into the first-team fold
Gordon was likely to head back to Merseyside following a difficult first half of the term and after talks between the club took place around the turn of the year
it was agreed that the former Derby County youngster would return to Liverpool to find another club.
After assessing proposals throughout January, it has now been decided that Portsmouth are the best fit for Gordon to kick-start his senior career
After assessing proposals throughout January, it has now been decided that Portsmouth are the best fit for Gordon
over three years after he became the youngest player to score in the FA Cup for the Reds with an equaliser against Shrewsbury
Gordon also started a Carabao Cup semi-final win over Arsenal that same month back in January 2022
Gordon has since seen progress halted dramatically by injuries. A pelvic issue that was related to his growth left him sidelined for around 18 months.
Danns is another who is heading for the exit door with Sunderland at the front of the queue to secure his services on a loan deal.
The Liverpool-born striker has made four appearances for Arne Slot's Reds this term, including his Champions League debut at PSV
after a meeting with sporting director Richard Hughes to talk through plans for a number of the club's youngsters, it has now been decided that Danns can go out on loan.
Sunderland have made the most compelling case and the Under-21s striker is edging near to a move to the North East
Liverpool are not expecting any late moves for Doak after interest from Ipswich Town and Crystal Palace emerged earlier this month.
The Reds turned down an offer of around £16m from Ipswich earlier in the window, while Palace were also said to be keeping tabs on developments.
A figure of £30m has been mooted as the potential price point for Doak
Liverpool are happy for Doak to continue his development on loan at Boro, where they feel he has developed into one of the most exciting players in the Championship.
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