Southampton defender Dejan Lovren admits he wants to move to Liverpool. The Saints have rejected a bid from the Reds for Lovren, an offer he says was for £20million and claims the south coast outfit did not inform him about.
Quoted in Croatian newspaper Sportske Novosti, Lovren said: "Liverpool sent the offer and the club haven't informed me.
"That wasn't right. I found out about the bid from other people which disappointed me and I realised I've got no business staying at Southampton.
"Liverpool sent a £20million offer and they (Southampton) paid £9million for me, so they would've earned more than twice the amount.
"At this point, I don't know what I'll do and I don't like it.
"It was unbelievable that a few days ago I had an offer of £20million. It was in the morning and by the afternoon the club had said I was not for sale. Frankly, my head is already at Liverpool."
On Southampton, he said: "Honestly, I don't know who the main man at the club is anymore. They are now looking for £25million, but I don't think they'll get it.
"Look, I'd gladly stay at Southampton if the club had any ambitions, if they kept the key players. Not even the Liverpool bid would have dissuaded me."
And on his suitors, Lovren said: "Liverpool is one of the biggest clubs in the world.
"Only Real Madrid have as many fans around the world. The last time I played at Anfield, I got chills when I heard 'You'll Never Walk Alone.'
"I would like to listen to it all the time."
