Fabinho's set to complete a transfer to the Saudi side Al-Ittihad

Fabinho's transfer from Liverpool to Al Ittihad will reportedly be completed soon and the midfielder will undergo medical tests. Currently, the Brazilian is still under contract at the English giants Liverpool until 2026. The 29-year-old star footballer is free from gossip. No one thought he would leave following James Milner, Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. But then there was news that he was in demand by Al Ittihad.

And apparently, Fabinho is interested in playing in Saudi Arabia and Liverpool was also surprisingly willing to let go of the Brazilian player. Liverpool is then said to have received an offer from Al Ittihad. He is said to be released at a price of around £40 million. Fabinho is also reported to have completed personal negotiations with the Saudi side. And because he will soon leave Anfield, Fabinho will not be included in Liverpool's pre-season training session.

The Reds did not take him to fly to Germany. But then the transfer was said to be delayed because of payment problems. Now there is the latest news regarding the transfer of Fabinho from Liverpool to Al Ittihad. The transfer process is expected to be completed soon. This was reported by Fabrizio Romano. He said that the two clubs were now closing the Fabinho deal immediately.

Klopp's side just needs to check the transfer documents, if it's finished, then Fabinho just needs to undergo a medical test. "Understood Al Ittihad and Liverpool are close to a Fabinho deal. The agreement is nearing completion." "#LFC still cautious as paperwork to go through but almost done."

"Fabinho will soon undergo a medical if all goes according to plan. A three-year contract has been agreed with the player." Before Fabinho, Liverpool had officially released Jordan Henderson. The captain was released to Saudi Arabia as well. To be precise to the Al Ettifaq club. It is reported that Henderson was sold for £12 million. At Al Ettifaq, Henderson signed a three-year contract and he received a salary that was said to have increased almost three times what he got at Liverpool.