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Published 19:18 23 Jan 2023 GMT

Without the same financial backing as Manchester City, Chelsea or Real Madrid, the Reds need to be more frugal with their budget and need to make room for this sizeable fee.
It looks like their highly valued number two, Kelleher, is going to be shipped off in order to add some funds to their bank account.
The Irishman has had limited game time for Jurgen Klopp's men, but when he has played he has been highly impressive, and not only did he keep a clean sheet in the Carabao Cup final last year, he also scored his own penalty in the shootout.
According to The Athletic a number of Premier League clubs are interested in the shot stopper and for good reason. At just 24, Kelleher has made a good name for himself at Anfield but the clock ticking on his career, he needs first time football.
Despite never disappointing when he does play for Liverpool, the problem is that Alisson Becker is the club's number one choice, and he looks unmovable as he is regarded as one of the very best in the world.
Kelleher will also be thinking of his own international career, as he competes for game time with Gavin Bazanu, and the more time he spends on the bench, the less likely it is Stephen Kenny will pick him over the Southampton keeper.
Nat Phillips is also reported to be on the way out with a value of around £10m, although the club would be looking for substantially more in Kelleher case.
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