Price tag revelation emerges on Liverpool man ahead of potential permanent Fulham agreement

Premier League outfit Liverpool were willing to cash in on full-back Neco Williams for a £10m fee last summer, as per journalist David Lynch who spoke in an interview with Anfield Watch.

The 20-year-old has been in and around Jurgen Klopp’s first team for the past couple of years now and has become an established international player for Wales – but struggled for game time on Merseyside and was loaned out to promotion favourites Fulham in January.

He has thrived at Craven Cottage, recording two goals and two assists in nine league appearances thus far and has become one of the first names on the teamsheet ahead of Kenny Tete, a considerable achievement in itself.

With this increased game time under his belt, Williams is reportedly seeking a permanent move to his current temporary side and as per that same Football Insider report, the Reds will demand around £12m for his services.

This may be spare change for the Cottagers if they are promoted to the Premier League at the end of this term, something that looks like an inevitability at this stage and would be the second eight-figure deal to be concluded between Klopp’s side and the west London outfit in a year after Harry Wilson’s move to the latter last summer.

But journalist Lynch believes they may be able to recruit the full-back for a cheaper price, revealing that they were seeking £2m less than the £12m they are reported to be demanding last year.

He said to Anfield Watch: “Neco has been a revelation since making the switch to Fulham and, if they secure promotion to the Premier League as expected, it’d be a surprise if they decided against a move.

“Liverpool were willing to strike a deal last summer for around £10m and the player himself was keen on going in order to