Xherdan Shaqiri could have played his last game for the Reds with Sevilla keen on the services of the Swiss star.
The Mirror reports the team who are currently placed third in La Liga, are reportedly ready to test Liverpool's resolve this summer with a £28million offer.
The proposed fee documented in the report would see Liverpool more than double their money on the original fee that they paid for the attacking midfielder from Stoke City in the summer of 2018.
The much travelled 28 year-old has struggled for game time this season due to increased competition for places as well as a ongoing battle with muscle injuries.
When Shaqiri does get onto the playing arena, it is clear that he makes a difference to the team with his vibrancy and his creative mindset.
He also plays with a joyful demeanour which the supporters in particular feed off.
But the truth is that we have not seen it often enough with his last start coming in the World Club Cup in the middle of December.
Jürgen Klopp has displayed sympathy for the predicament of his player saying in January:
"It’s not cool, absolutely not cool.”
“But maybe there are different reasons, for sure. Shaq is a very special player in different departments.
“His physique is different to all others I ever saw, his muscles are unbelievable."
For his part, Shaqiri has been understandably frustrated that his lack of playing time but understands he is part of a big squad.
"We have a big, talented squad, and many have to wait for their chance.
"I have never had a problem with the coach."
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