Liverpool complete signing of Milan Jovanovic from Standard Liege- report

By Adrian Fisk

Milan Jovanovic, Serbia (Getty Images)
Standard Liege forward Milan Jovanovic has signed for Liverpool, reports The Mirror.

The player's agent Zoran Stojadinovic has revealed the Merseysiders have beaten a number of clubs including Valencia, Manchester City and Birmingham to seal a deal for the Serbian international who will join in the summer on a free transfer.

"We have spoken with Rafa Benitez and he convinced us about his project for the club,” said Stojadinovic.

"Milan speaks the language and adaptation will not be a problem for him when he moves to England."

The 28-year old is believed to have signed a £40,000-per-week contract and will be a welcome addition to Liverpool’s front line.
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