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Liverpool, Como, Tottenham and Milan are all chasing a deal for Andreas Schjelderup, with the Norwegian left-winger emerging as one of the more in-demand names on the market following the World Cup.
According to Football Italia, the quartet are hoping to complete a move for the Benfica player, whose recent form has helped sharpen interest from several major clubs. Schjelderup is understood to have attracted attention after the World Cup and has also been on form for Benfica, adding to the sense that competition for his signature could intensify.
Liverpool and Tottenham are both named among the clubs monitoring the situation, while Como and Milan are also in the race. At this stage, no transfer fee or contract details have been reported in the supplied information, and it remains unclear whether any of the interested sides have moved ahead of the others.
The level of interest underlines Schjelderup’s rising profile, particularly as a left-sided attacking option. His performances for Benfica have placed him firmly in the conversation for clubs seeking fresh wide talent, and the post-World Cup demand around him suggests that any deal may require quick movement from one of the contenders.
For now, the situation appears open, with all four clubs hoping to position themselves for a potential agreement. Benfica’s stance has not been detailed, and there is no confirmed indication yet that a transfer is close.
With Liverpool, Tottenham, Como and Milan all linked, Schjelderup could become a notable name to follow as clubs assess attacking reinforcements. The next step will depend on whether any suitor turns interest into a concrete move.
It is understood that Benfica would be open to sale for a fee in the region of 80 million euros for the Norway star.
