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The German outfit, Schalke, have denied the rumours that suggested defender Kyriakos Papadopoulos is close to a Liverpool switch.
The club’s general manager Horst Heldt has revealed that the Reds have yet to place a concrete offer for the Greek international. He, however, admits that the club would consider selling the centre-back, if a suitable offer arrives.<br />
The 21-year-old has been strongly linked with a move to Anfield, with reports suggesting that the club is willing to offer a deal in the region of €15 million.<br />
In an interview with Reviersport, Heldt talked about Liverpool’s rumoured move for Papadopoulos. He also said that the club is currently planning for his the player’s return from a knee injury.<br />
"There's not a jot of truth in it”<br />
“We have no offer for Papadopoulos. Neither from Liverpool or some other club.”<br /> <br /> "On the contrary: we are very happy that 'Papa' is making progress and can be back soon, hopefully. We're planning with him."<br />
"If we receive an offer for him, we will come together and talk about that as we do with every player for us."
Written by Chandraket Mall
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