Liverpool set for unexpected windfall as midfielder on the brink of transfer | OneFootball

A midfielder could bring in extra funds for Liverpool as he nears a transfer away from his current club.

It's important to note that the Reds haven't just spent money, they've also made money this summer.

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Plenty of it, too. With clever player sales, Liverpool's sales will be in excess of £200m after Ben Doak completes his move to Bournemouth.

This will include sales made from Jarell Quansah, Caoimhin Kelleher and Tyler Morton as well as Trent Alexander-Arnold.

All of the above mentioned players come through the club's academy system. Even Doak predominantly played for the club's U18s and U21s after joining as 16-year-old.

Morton, Kelleher, Quansah and Alexander-Arnold though spent significant time at the club's academy, and played for the Reds from a very young age.

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And they won't be the only academy players making money for the Reds this summer. Liverpool actually stand to profit from a player who isn't in their own ranks.

Lewis Travis plays for Blackburn Rovers. He's been their captain for a couple of seasons now and he's attracted the attention of other Championship clubs.

Derby County are the favourites to sign Travis with Blackburn reportedly wanting £3m for his services. At this moment in time, this is a transfer that looks likely to be done. Derby have bid £1.5m, which was rejected and they are likely to increase their bid in order to get the deal over the line.

And if it is completed, Travis will bring in a profit for the Reds, with Liverpool expected to receive a windfall from his transfer.