Report: Liverpool Agree £4m Deal With Fulham For Paul Konchesky, Medical Set For This Weekend

Aug 27, 2010 4:47:00 PM

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Paul Konchesky, Fulham (Getty Images)
Liverpool have agreed a fee of £4 million with Fulham to sign left back Paul Konchesky with the possibility of youngsters Lauri Dalla Valle and Alex Kacaniklic heading to Craven Cottage.

According to the Daily Mail, 19-year-old Valle and Swede Kacaniklic have been requested by Fulham who may leave Anfield on a loan deal.

While Konchesky looks to be added to the Liverpool squad, Lucas Leiva sets to make his way out of Anfield after reports suggest his family haven't settled on Merseyside.

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