Fernando Llorente’s future at Juventus looks far from certain with reported interest in the Spanish striker from both England and his home nation.
Llorente joined the Bianconeri from Athletic Club in 2013 and the 30-year-old flourished during his first season in Turin.
However, he struggled for form and goals since Massimiliano Allegri took over and has lost his place in the side to compatriot Alvaro Morata.
Tuttosport reports that both Sevilla and Valencia are interested in repatriating Llorente while Liverpool have made enquires about taking the striker to Anfield.
With Mario Balotelli and Fabio Borini’s futures on Merseyside looking increasingly insecure, Brendan Rodgers will almost certainly be in the market for a forward come June.
Liverpool’s Premier League rivals Tottenham Hotspur are also believed to hold an interest in the player.
