Agent Reveals Liverpool Interest In Gary Medel
The player's representative believes 'Pitbull' would be the perfect replacement for Javier Mascherano at Anfield...
By Daniel Edwards
Medel, nicknamed 'Pitbull' for his tough tackling and uncompromising style of play, can feature in midfield or defence, and Fernando Felicevich asserted today that the player is being watched by Liverpool closely as they line up a replacement for Mascherano before the end of the summer transfer window.
"We are waiting to hear something back from Gary, since he is one of the options that the coach [Roy Hodgson] is considering after Mascherano's departure," Felicevich told Radio Cooperativa in this morning's interview.
Medel is officially still part of Chilean club Universidad Catolica, but has been on loan in Argentina since June 2009.
"The subject could now be reopened, but there is still time."
As of yet there has been no official approach or comment from Liverpool regarding Medel.
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