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Transfers

Journalist says Minteh still eyes Liverpool move again

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Journalist says Minteh still eyes Liverpool move again

Brighton’s 22‑year‑old winger Yankuba Minteh remains linked with Liverpool’s Anfield after a summer deal collapsed, a journalist from Sport Witness reports. Liverpool’s interest persisted up to the transfer deadline, but Brighton rejected bids of £50 million and £60 million, leaving the move on hold while Minteh recovers from injury.

Brighton stood firm over their valuation, insisting the winger’s price reflected his potential. The club’s refusal to accept Liverpool’s offers underscored their belief that Minteh’s market value remains high despite the injury setback.

Journalist confirms Minteh’s desire

Gambian football expert Baboucarr Fallaboweh, speaking to Sport Witness, said the player still prefers Liverpool. He told the journalist: “I think Liverpool. He will still want to go to Liverpool. Depending on how Liverpool will activate that desire to still have him.”

Minteh showcased his attacking flair at Brighton, scoring seven goals and providing five assists in his debut season. He added three goals and four assists last term, proving his ability to beat defenders one‑on‑one.

An injury suffered in August is expected to keep him sidelined until October. The setback has delayed any immediate move, leaving his recovery as the key factor for interested clubs.

Potential January revisit

If Minteh returns strongly, Liverpool could reasonably revisit the deal in the January window. The club would have fresh evidence that the injury has not affected his long‑term performance, making a renewed bid plausible.

Fallaboweh also noted that Manchester United may knock on Brighton’s door, but he doubts Minteh would leave the Premier League for another league. United’s interest adds another dimension to the negotiations.

For now, the transfer remains on hold rather than dead, and Minteh’s future hinges on his fitness. Readers can find more coverage on CaughtOffside, where the story continues to develop.

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