Fabrizio Romano says top clubs are interested in Liverpool linked Christian Pulisic

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Fabrizio Romano has confirmed on his Here We Go podcast that top clubs are interested in signing reported Liverpool target Christian Pulisic.

The Reds have been linked with a move for the Chelsea winger who has fallen down the pecking order since Thomas Tuchel’s arrival at Stamford Bridge.

The transfer guru has been discussing the American’s future on the latest episode of his podcast and it could be interesting news for Reds supporters.

He told Here We Go: “Top clubs are interested in Christian Pulisic.

“But at the moment he wants to wait until the end of the season and doesn’t want to cause problems.

“If it continues like this (lack of game time), he will be of the candidates to leave this summer.”

Pulisic was signed by Chelsea from Borussia Dortmund back in 2019 for a fee in the region of £58 million.

In just over two years with the club, he has played 59 times, scoring 13 goals and registering 11 assists for the Blues.

He has struggled with injuries and consistency during his time in West London and he could be a victim of Tuchel wanting to sign his own players in the summer.

This season he has managed 13 starts but has spent months on the sidelines with a hamstring problem.

At the moment he’s not part of Tuchel’s strongest eleven and he faces an intriguing few months between now and the end of the season.

TBR View: Pulisic a risk that Liverpool perhaps can’t take

Jurgen Klopp knows all about Pulisic and the quality he brings – but he will also be aware of the injury problems that have hampered his time in England.

At 22, Pulisic is a really talented player and he has showcased his quality numerous times at Chelsea.

It’s all a little bit too infrequent, however, and just when he starts to settle in the side injury strikes again.

Klopp has seen his team decimated with injuries during 2020/21 and with that in mind, perhaps adding Pulisic wouldn’t be the wisest decision he’s ever made.

Liverpool must think very carefully before pursuing the £158,000-a-week forward.