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Make no mistake: Liverpool have EMBARRASSED Newcastle in Hugo Ekitike talks

Newcastle were looking to sign Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt, with the intention of him playing alongside Isak.

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Lionel Messi has made his feelings clear on Hugo Ekitike with three-word nickname ahead of Liverpool transfer

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Hugo Ekitike vs. Alexander Isak: Which Striker Should Liverpool Sign?

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Transfer news: Man Utd make new £65m bid for Mbeumo & Liverpool close in on Ekitike

Manchester United have made a third bid for Brentford striker Bryan Mbeumo that could be worth up to £70m

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Liverpool are right to test Newcastle’s resolve – Alexander Isak would be a dream signing

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⚠️ Liverpool closing in on agreement with Hugo Ekitike

Ekitike, currently at Eintracht Frankfurt, comes from a standout season in the Bundesliga and has been closely followed by several top-level clubs.

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Liverpool ‘Preparing’ £43.3m Bid to Sign Premier League Striker – Report

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Hugo Ekitike takes drastic action in desperate bid to force Liverpool transfer

Liverpool are closing in on the signing of Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike after they moved ahead of Newcastle in the race for the Frenchman, who has already agreed terms with the Reds

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Newcastle ‘PULL OUT of Hugo Ekitike transfer race & Liverpool close on £86m star as Alexander Isak saga takes new twist’

NEWCASTLE’S pursuit of Hugo Ekitike is over after they left talks for the Eintracht Frankfurt striker, according to reports. The Magpies saw an opening bid of a club-record £69.5m knocked

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Hugo Ekitike shows true colours with classy gesture as Arsenal sent Viktor Gyokeres message

Last month, Markus Krosche revealed that Eintracht Frankfurt are under no pressure to sell Ekitike. Speaking to Wiesbadener Kurier, the club's CEO said: "If the price isn’t right, then he’ll just stay with us. We don’t have to sell Hugo."