Liverpool have reached an agreement to sign centre-back Sepp van den Berg.
The 17-year-old from PEC Zwolle is heading to Anfield for an initial fee of £1.3m (AED 6 million)
He'll officially join the Reds July 1, making him the club's first signing of the summer.
Liverpool finished second in the Premier League last season in addition to winning the Champions League.
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Kohli unhappy with umpire after new full toss review method rules him out
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Man Utd overcome Coventry in FA Cup semi-final classic
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Rybakina strolls to Stuttgart title
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