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Liverpool Transfer News: Latest on Luan and Christian Fuchs Rumours
- Updated: August 29, 2016
Liverpool have reportedly made a £30 million offer for Gremio’s Luan, according to Brazilian media, while the Reds are said to be keeping an eye on the contract situation of Leicester City’s Christian Fuchs.
According to Brazilian radio station Futebol da Gaucha (h/t the Daily Telegraph’s Richard Amofa), Manchester United previously expressed an interest in Luan, an attacking midfielder who was the top breakout performer of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
The Gremio man became a starter for Brazil as the tournament wore on, and per Selecao Brasileira, he played a massive role in the team’s run to the gold medal:
To his merit, when Luan was introduced to the starting XI, Brazil improved as a whole. His role was essential in claiming #GOLD.
— Seleção Brasileira (@BrazilStats2) August 28, 2016
The 23-year-old falls somewhere between a traditional attacking midfielder like compatriot Kaka and a pure forward. He mostly leads the line for Gremio, but Brazil used him behind the attacking trio of Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and Gabriel Barbosa to great effect.
Like so many of his compatriots, Luan is very capable with the ball at his feet, using his dribbling abilities and great vision to devastating effects. He has great timing with his passes and runs, but his finishing is still a work in progress.
Here’s a look at some of his highlights:
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