Liverpool are about to sign Hugo Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt. Here's when you can expect to see him in Red.Liverpool are on the brink of sealing a deal for Hugo Ekitike. The Reds have an

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Selling Hugo Ekitike to Liverpool is just considered another step in Eintracht Frankfurt's plan to become a top club.

According to a report from Fabrice Hawkins, Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike (23) is expected to travel to Liverpool today ahead of signing a six-year deal with the Reds. The France U21 international

Liverpool and Eintracht Frankfurt have agreed the finer details of Hugo Ekitiké's proposed move to Anfield, clearing the Frenchman to undergo a medical. Having been rebuffed by Newcastle United with an approach for Alexander Isak,

Liverpool are completing a move for Hugo Ekitike after they agreed a deal worth up to £79 million ($106m) with Eintracht Frankfurt, sources told ESPN.

David Ornstein reported that Liverpool and Eintracht Frankfurt have agreed the transfer fee for Ekitike which will be over $106 million including add ons. The likes of Fabrizio Romano and Sky Sports have shared similar details, with the former saying that Ekitike has agreed a six-year contract at Liverpool.

Hugo Ekitike is on the verge of joining Liverpool from Eintracht Frankfurt and it could affect Nicolas Jackson's short-term future at Chelsea. Ekitike has agreed a six-year contract to make the switch to Anfield to link up with Arne Slot and the Premier League champions,

Liverpool will be signing a player ready to become the 'complete centre forward' in Hugo Ekitike after a ringing endorsement from an observer.

Ekitike’s profile seems almost tailor-made for the chaotic, pressing-heavy Liverpool that once dominated under Klopp. And as Kable noted, “In that respect – in most respects, in fact – he is very similar to Alexander Isak, albeit with considerably more flair to his game and a penchant for taking players on in the dribble.”

Liverpool manager Arne Slot took centre stage to help convince Eintracht Frankfurt star Hugo Ekitike to reject a move to Newcastle United and St. James’ Park in favour of Anfield, according to