Liverpool are ready to bring back Thomas Ince from Blackpool and are looking to pay £6m for his signature according to reports from The Sun.
The 20-year-old was one of the brightest prospects in the Liverpool academy but having seen little hope of making the senior grade he was allowed to leave for a measly fee of £250,000 just 18 months ago.
New manager Brendan Rodgers has given enough backing to youngsters at the club and this might prompt Ince, the son of club legend Paul Ince, to join the Merseyside club for the second time in his career.
Rivals Manchester United are also keen to land the youngster but as it stands Liverpool are firm favourites in the race to sign him.
The Reds will get 35 percent of the fee back as per the sell on clauses in Ince’s deal, which means he could be available for £4m only.
Ince has been in a sparkling form this season and everyone associated with the Merseyside club must be feeling how ghastly error it was to let him go. But, hopefully there will be a chance to make amends as Rodgers wants the England U-21 to return to Anfield, his home in truest sense.
Another one of King Kenny brilliant transfer decisions! Along with Carrol, Henderson, Downing & Adam Liverpool find themselves in this predicament due to extremely poor decisions!
Massive money spent and lost during an 18 month spell!
“prodigal son” wise up ya dick
he constantly complained about not playing enough and will do so again if he rejoins
Massive money spent and lost during an 18 month spell! who lost money ? and who agreed to pay the fee’s comolli appointed by FSG and sacked by the same daft yanks who gave a bum the job who can’t manage his weight at 39 kenny took us to wembley 3 times andy carroll was looking good but like kenny wasn’t given time but fat brendan is gonna get time based on what ! past glorys
Kenny was the one who said transfers were his decision!
Downing was bought instead of Mata – fantastic!
Carrol 35 m – Falcao was equal value – cant even score at West Ham!
You’re another monkey who thinks KD did well! 8th position after spending almost 80m!
Look at them now!
Absurd money spent on mid table players and that is where we are at now!
Just a thought…..Dalglish sold about 60M worth of players (if not more)…not defending his buys but surely the Torres sale was steal of the century.
Dalglish was a brilliant player and a brilliant manager first time around. Second time around his purchases were absolutely terrible – no doubt about it. He bought some of the worst players ever to wear Liverpool colours. But on balance he’s done a hell of a lot for the club – a damn sight more than Rodgers ever will.