Belgian outfit Genk are ready to tie up a co-operation deal with Liverpool.
Genk officials are set to hold talks with their Reds counterparts this week, to discuss terms on the proposed arrangement.
Director general Dirk Degraen and coach Frank Vercautern are set to travel to Merseyside in the coming days.
"Now we are going to look on which way we can co-operate in the short term," Degraen told Het Belang van Limburg.
Solution
"Liverpool has a very big squad and many players didn't get many minutes.
"Genk can offer a solution for that, if we are offered the players that can make our squad better.
"Liverpool wants to sign young talented players from Africa and South America. But because of the British law it isn't possible. We can get the players to Belgium and let them develop. It would be a win-win situation for both clubs.
"We still have to talk about how to work the co-operation. At the moment we don't even know which players we can get."
not sure this deal will go through when we see what we offer them
Genk officials are set to hold talks with their Reds counterparts this week, to discuss terms on the proposed arrangement.
Director general Dirk Degraen and coach Frank Vercautern are set to travel to Merseyside in the coming days.
"Now we are going to look on which way we can co-operate in the short term," Degraen told Het Belang van Limburg.
Solution
"Liverpool has a very big squad and many players didn't get many minutes.
"Genk can offer a solution for that, if we are offered the players that can make our squad better.
"Liverpool wants to sign young talented players from Africa and South America. But because of the British law it isn't possible. We can get the players to Belgium and let them develop. It would be a win-win situation for both clubs.
"We still have to talk about how to work the co-operation. At the moment we don't even know which players we can get."
not sure this deal will go through when we see what we offer them
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