RB Leipzig is reportedly interested in Liverpool midfielder Tyler Morton this summer, with ongoing discussions but no agreement yet.

According to Sky Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg, Leipzig is considering a loan move for Morton, a proposal Liverpool reportedly disapproves of.

Morton has had loan spells with Blackburn Rovers and Hull City but has struggled to secure playing time at Liverpool.

Liverpool seems to favor a permanent sale, as Morton is unlikely to break into their first team.

Leipzig’s interest underscores Morton’s potential, making it vital for Liverpool to negotiate the right deal.

Since Morton is a product of Liverpool’s academy and didn’t cost a transfer fee, selling him could result in pure profit and aid in complying with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability regulations.

Recent financial compliance issues faced by clubs like Everton and Nottingham Forest highlight the importance of adhering to these rules.

Despite Morton’s potential, his future at Liverpool appears limited.

Therefore, selling him to free up funds for new signings appears to be a logical step for Liverpool’s management.