Liverpool chase Serie A star Cher Ndour, a €35m Fiorentina target

Liverpool are reportedly keeping a close eye on Fiorentina midfielder Cher Ndour, the 22‑year‑old Italian international, as they consider a possible move in 2027, with the club valuing him at roughly €30 million to €35 million and a potential transfer fee.

Midfield depth drives Liverpool's interest

The Reds are keen to add depth to a midfield that has seen several departures this summer. Cher Ndour’s blend of physical presence and technical skill matches the profile Liverpool have outlined for future signings. At 22, the Italian international offers both immediate impact and long‑term resale potential.

Ndour has already featured in three of Europe’s major leagues, completing spells at Paris Saint‑Germain, Braga and Besiktas before sealing a permanent transfer to Fiorentina. Since joining the Serie A side, he has continued his development, becoming a regular in the Italian top flight. His experience across different tactical systems is cited as a reason for Liverpool’s interest. His performances have drawn praise for his ability to link defence and attack.

Other clubs and Fiorentina's price tag

Aston Villa, Inter Milan and Juventus are also reported to be monitoring the midfielder, adding competition to the race. Villa’s interest highlights the Premier League’s broader scouting network. Inter’s involvement underscores the player’s appeal within Italy as well as abroad.

Report suggests Fiorentina are understood to value Ndour at around €30 million to €35 million. The range reflects the club’s desire to secure a substantial fee while remaining open to offers that meet their expectations.

Liverpool will need to decide whether Ndour fits their long‑term plans before making a formal approach. The club’s scouting team is expected to weigh his suitability against other midfield targets. The Reds are also reviewing how Ndour’s style would complement the existing midfield core.

A move could materialise in 2027, giving the player ample time to further hone his abilities in Serie A. For Fiorentina, a sale at the upper end of the valuation would provide financial flexibility, while the Reds would secure a promising addition to their midfield roster.