After making his England debut on Thursday night following a superb start to the season with Leicester, a lot of Liverpool fans feel that James Maddison would be a quality addition to Jurgen Klopp’s side.
Maddison joined Leicester from Norwich for £20 million in 2018 and the 22-year-old has gone from strength to strength under Brendan Rodgers. The creative midfielder has been a huge part of Leicester’s superb start to the season; with the 22-year-old having averaged a 7.56 rating so far for the Champions League-chasing Foxes.
Maddison was finally able to earn his first England cap against Montenegro on Thursday having already established himself as one of the best attacking-midfielders in the Premier League so far this season with four goals and two assists in the opening 11 games.
After a tweet was posted by Anfield Watch asking if fans could imagine Maddison at Anfield next season, it seems as if a lot of Reds fans are big fans of the Leicester man.
Reaction from Liverpool fans to James Maddison can be seen in the tweets below.
We need Madison more
— ??????. (@MAD_YNWA) November 15, 2019
Maddison seems good
— Odlanor. (@tigakmlagi) November 15, 2019
Maddison is a must buy
— Simpliz (@Simpliz_) November 15, 2019
Maddison,sell Keita
— Bayu Asmoro Nugrohowidi (@bayuasmor) November 15, 2019
Both of them won’t be bad but we need Maddison more for now
— Kwame Adjei Turan (@kwame_turan) November 15, 2019
Maddison
— Kb Killa Beats (@kb_killabeats) November 15, 2019
It seems as if the majority of Liverpool fans like the look of Maddison and will be hoping to see Jurgen Klopp make a move for the 22-year-old in the near future.
What do we think?
Maddison is currently valued at £40.5 million by transfermarkt, so it could prove to be a rather big transfer if Liverpool did opt to make a move for the Leicester man, and if that is the figure. It is difficult to see any Leicester players wanting to leave with the way they are playing at the moment, but Klopp may be able to entice the young England international to Anfield should Brendan Rodger’s side fail to qualify for the Champions League this season.