Real Betis midfielder Nabil Fekir has revisited his collapsed move to Liverpool.

Three years on from the move falling through, Fekir has lifted the lid on the doomed switch - revealing that an issue with his agent was the reason that the deal wasn't concluded.

“It was a dark moment," Fekir told The Times.

“I saw plenty of things which weren't true. It was said the knee stopped me going to Liverpool but that wasn't true.

"I went to Clairefontaine [France's football centre near Paris], and they did all the proof [medical] and the knee was fine.

"I had a problem with my agent, my adviser. It was the agent [who was] responsible for the deal not going through."

Fekir went on to state his admiration for Reds manager Jurgen Klopp and insisted meeting the German only strengthened his desire to join the Merseyside club.

“Of course I was disappointed not to go to Liverpool, very disappointed because Liverpool are a great club," he said.

“I met the coach, Jurgen Klopp, and it went well. After meeting him, I wanted to join Liverpool even more. He's a good person.

"It was really difficult to deal with as I really wanted to go to Liverpool. It was a moment that was not easy for me."