Liverpool have agreed personal terms with Galatasaray’s Kevin Grosskreutz according to the Turkish newspaper Takvim.
The daily paper stated that the Red’s have agreed a three-year deal with the Germany international but a an agreement with Galatasaray is yet to be reached.
The Mirror also recently reported that Liverpool were interested in signing Grosskreutz claiming that Reds boss Jurgen Klopp is keeping close tabs on the Germany international.
Klopp is of course no stranger to Grosskreutz having coached the hard working midfielder during his time at Borussia Dortmund.
The Istanbul giants signed Grosskreutz from Dortmund towards the end of the summer transfer window but were unable to register the 26-year-old after failing to send over the necessary paperwork to FIFA before the deadline.
Grosskreutz has been unable to play a single game for Galatasaray as a result of the mistake and is reported to be unhappy with the situation.
Kevin Großkreutz' career at Galatasaray pic.twitter.com/Stc8RqrfuX
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