Sevilla's Diego Perotti On Liverpool Radar - Report

Mar 15, 2011 1:59:00 PM

Sevilla winger Diego Perotti has reportedly attracted the interest of Liverpool.

Promising winger Diego Perotti has attracted the interest of Premier League side Liverpool with his good performances for Sevilla in the 2010-11 campaign, The People reports.

The Reds are desperate to add a new left winger to their squad in the summer transfer window and they have previously been linked with players such as Ashley Young of Aston Villa, Stade Rennais' Sylvain Marveaux and PSV's Balazs Dzsudzsak.

Nevertheless, they are now also believed to be keeping tabs on the 22-year-old Perotti.

Perotti started his professional career with Deportivo Moron and joined his current club in the summer of 2007. He has developed into an important first team member at Sevilla in the past two seasons after a difficult start to life in Spain.

The Argentina international's current contract with Sevilla runs until the summer of 2015, but an offer in the region of €10 million could be enough to lure him away from the Nervionenses.

The versatile winger currently sits 717th in the Castrol Rankings.

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