Liverpool have sent scouts to watch one of their transfer targets in action as they prepare to strengthen their squad despite their sensational exploits this season. The Reds have won all of their league games this season except one which was the 1-1 draw at the home of Manchester United.

The Reds have 73 points from the maximum 75 points this season and they have opened a 22-point lead over the chasing pack. Their numerous successes have not stopped Liverpool from trying to sign new and quality players.

According to the report from Italian news outlet Sempre Inter, Liverpool officials were in Milan to run the rule over Inter Milan midfielder Marcelo Brozovic during the Milan Derby last weekend.

Croatian international Marcelo Brozovic was part of the team that reached the final at the 2018 FIFA World Cup tournament in Russia and he played his part as Inter Milan came from two goals down at the halftime interval to win the Milan Derby.

Ante Rebic and Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored in the last five minutes of the first half to give AC Milan a healthy lead at the halftime interval. Liverpool target Marcelo Brozovic started the fightback for Inter Milan in the second half.

Brozovic pulled a goal back at the start of the second half before goals from Mattias Vecino, Stefan De Vrij and Romelu Lukaku gave Inter Milan a 4-2 win over the Rossoneri.

Inter Milan midfielder Marcelo Brozovic has two years left on his contract with the San Siro giants but the club wants to open contract talks with him to extend it by two more years.

He earns €3.2m annually at Inter Milan and the proposed contract will see the salary rise to €4.5m-€4.7m.

Marcelo Brozovic could follow international teammate Mateo Kovacic to the Premier League after the Chelsea star made his move to Stamford Bridge permanent last summer in a £40m deal.

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