'All offers' are welcome this summer, according to Moises Caicedo's agent, who also assured that the midfielder for Brighton will take them all.
Because of his high demand, the midfielder is likely to leave the Seagulls during the transfer season. Numerous teams, including Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester United, have been connected to Caicedo.
Having previously made a raid on Brighton earlier this month when he swooped for Alexis Mac Allister for £35 million, Jurgen Klopp is looking to strengthen his engine room.
While speaking to SussexWorld, Caicedo's agent Manuel Sierra disclosed that the Ecuadorian international is open to any offers but would love to join a side in the Champions League.
“Let’s see [what happens]. We are open to listen [for all offers].”
Moises Caicedo has two goals in 48 appearances since joining Brighton from Independiente del Valle for under £4 million, and Brighton is reportedly asking for a sizable transfer price. More than £80 million has been suggested as the cost.
Brighton owner Tony Bloom is understood to value Moisés Caicedo at as much as £120 million, as reported by Matt_Law_DT
However, Manchester United fans can be positive about Moises Caicedo signing for the 20 times Premier League Champions after his representative's latest comments. Moreover, Roberto De Zerbi, Brighton Albion's boss in a press conference back in May, clearly emphasized that the 21 year old is bound to leave Ammex Stadium this summer.
“I think it can be the last game for Alexis Mac Allister and Moises Caicedo at Brighton," he said after the defeat at Villa Park. “I am really sorry because they are two great players but the policy of Brighton is like this. It is right that they can leave, to play at higher level."
"It can be the last game but I don't know. They can have the possibility to change [clubs] because they deserve to play in another level."
"I don't know what Tony [Bloom, Brighton owner] can decide. But now we can offer them the possibility to play in Europe because our level is bigger now. We can offer them one possibility more."