Former Liverpool striker backs Wolves transfer after massive Jurgen Klopp claim

Wolves news - Adama Traore has emerged as a reported target for Jurgen Klopp's champions in waiting

Stan Collymore has tipped Adama Traore to thrive if he joins Liverpool, claiming he will add a new dimension to their already stunning forward line.

Just two years after signing for Wolves for £18m, Traore has been linked with a mega-money move to Anfield, with suggestions Jurgen Klopp could launch a bid of up to £60m.

Clubs across Europe are reported to be tracking the Spaniard - with Manchester United, Man City, Real Madrid and his former side Barcelona all believed to be monitoring his progress.

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According to reports in Spain, Klopp is determined to take Traore and has personally phoned the player ahead of a potential move.

And former Reds striker Collymore, believes the Wolves winger will provide a different outlet to a front line already including Mohammed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino.

“I like the Adama Traore-to-Liverpool rumour," he wrote in his Mirror column.

“Traore was poor at Aston Villa but was still a kid then. It was Tony Pulis who breathed new life into him at Middlesbrough.

“The Spaniard has been a revelation at Wolves and has gone from a 20-minute impact substitute to a player who offers good delivery and frightening pace.

“He could bring a real extra dimension to the champions-elect.”