Brighton and Burnley are among the many clubs passionate about signing Nat Phillips from Liverpool this summer.
Nat Phillips is open to the idea of moving forward
The center-back is gaining interest from a number of Premier League players following an impressive breakout campaign for the Reds last season, with Newcastle and Southampton. And while sources in Liverpool insist that no decision has been made about the 24-year-old’s future, there must be a deal if the price is right and that the player himself is open to the idea of moving on.
Nat Phillips wants to keep this progress
Nat Phillips was the surprise hero at Anfield last season, playing a pivotal role in the second half of the campaign as Jurgen Klopp’s side secured a decisive top-four finish. But with Virgil van Dijk, Joel Matip and Joe Gomez close to returning from a long-term injury, and Ibrahima Konate signed from RB Leipzig in a £ 36m deal, it looks like the first team’s options will be limited next season. Liverpool would be a reluctant seller, with Jurgen Klopp a big fan of Nat Phillips’ attitude and professionalism. Red supporters have also taken to the former Bolton, who had 20 appearances in all competitions last season.
Nat Phillips still has two years left on his contract, but he is committed to playing regular football. Nat said the plan for now is to return to Liverpool for preseason and just go from there, in fact, Every player wants to play games, and at the stage he is in, he has to play games for his development and thinks, if you look from his first game last season to his last, there was development and Nat felt much more confident and comfortable. Nat wants to keep this progress. In terms of Liverpool, they obviously play a huge number of games every year. Play time is never guaranteed to anyone, but it will depend on whether there are enough features in these games for him.