Patrick Dorgu is attracting interest from a host of clubs across Europe, reportedly including Liverpool
Lecce defender Patrick Dorgu has opened the door for a transfer away from the Italian club amid speculation linking him with a move to Liverpool.
Asked about the speculation linking him with a move to a number of European giants, Dorgu said: “I really just take it as motivation, that when the big teams look at me, it is because I am doing the right thing and must continue. Then it’s just a matter of time before the big teams come knocking.”READ MORE: Billy Hogan speaks out on FSG criticism and future plans for Liverpool
Speaking earlier this summer, Dorgu’s agent revealed that Liverpool are one of a number of clubs interested in signing his client.
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