Liverpool fans urge Jurgen Klopp to sign Red Bull Salzburg ace Takumi Minamino

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Ref:dailmirror.co.uk
The Japan international scored one and set up another as Salzburg gave Reds a scare in 4-3 thriller at Anfield
pool fans have urged the club to snap up Red Bull Salzburg ace Takumi Minamino after his performance in Wednesday's 4-3 Champions league thriller.
Minamino scored one and set up substitute Erling Braut Haaland as Salzburg wiped out Liverpool's 3-0 lead at Anfield before succumbing to Mo Salah's 69th-minute winner.
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Salzburg's young stars have put clubs across Europe on alert since announcing their intent with a 6-2 thrashing of Genk in their Champions League opener last month.
Haaland has been linked with both Liverpool and Manchester United , while Dominik Szoboszlai has been touted as a target for Arsenal .
Now Japan international Minamino has fans urging Liverpool to make a January swoop, after the winger volleyed home to bring Salzurg to within one goal of Liverpool's lead, before skipping behind the Reds' defence to set up Haaland for his equaliser.
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