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Why Brighton move 'appeals' to Milner despite Klopp's wishes to keep him - top source explains

The Times

 is known to be willing to keep the veteran in the 

However, the prospect of more game time at Brighton appeals to Milner who has played only 751 minutes in the 

's side are looking to strengthen their squad before their return to the top flight.

However, Brighton are the frontrunners, with 

 providing a blueprint for how Milner's experience could be used in the team.

Brighton prepared to sign Milner as free agent this summer (reliability: 5 stars)

 as a free agent this summer, David Ornstein of The Athletic reports.

Milner has not been offered a contract extension by Liverpool, despite Jurgen Klopp's desire to keep him.

Premier League clubs are not allowed approach out-of-contract players until the end of the season but Brighton have discussed moving for him internally and are determined to sign him.

As per Ornstein, Burnley are also interested in signing the player but De Zerbi's side leads the race.

Klopp 'sees Liverpool future' for Milner (reliability: 5 stars)

 and 'sees a future' for him in the Liverpool shirt, Paul Joyce reports in The Times.

The 37-year-old is out of contract in the summer. The Athletic previously 

 have not started talks over a new deal for the veteran midfielder.

The Englishman has made 33 appearances for Liverpool across all competitions this season (11 starts). It means he's played in 80% of all Reds games this season (41 so far), even if the majority of his appearances came off the bench.

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I totally agree in the advantages on keeping Millie to coach the youngsters,but he has been a totally loyal and reliable player the club owes it to him to allow him to make the decision that best suit's him.

Macred

Yes, fair comment. Whatever JIMMY wants is the most important thing, he HAS to put himself and his family and playing career first. My comment was aimed more at “ IF ” Jimmy wants to stay, I don’t think for one second FSG look at his value from ANY OTHERS ASPECT EXCEPT THE ££££’s HIS CONTRACT WILL COST THEM which I think is a VERY,VERY short sighted way of assessing his value.
     🤞🤞🤞we find a way to keep him. In my eyes Jimmy to me IS and WILL ALWAYS be an LFC legend - may never be classed in the same bracket as say Stevie for his football but my god what better example could we find a man of honesty and integrity. 

wenevergiveup

My man you bloody nailed it, wasn't gonna read at 1st, thought you'd be saying get him out, big respect, the only thing you missed was... Millie is still a general in our squad and the new guys can also learn from him, we need to find new leaders to carry-on from Millie, hendo and Vvd.for the future the next three warriors. .nice post though made my Sunday morning. Someone gets it.. YNWA

Brett Harbridge

will Be Sorely Missed If He Goes.A Complete Legend.

Alex Petty

Thanks, gotta give praise where it’s due and I just think Jimmy gets overlooked and is underrated. One player I would really love to meet and chat with. 
        You can keep your so called “ superstars. “ Jimmy is the REAL DEAL, a throwback if you like, what a man, epitomises what what a legend actually is !!!!

💯💯💯💯💯💯❤️❤️❤️

  We CANNOT afford to let Jimmy go. What he has you cannot put a price on. Who else is out supporting the academy sides on a wet weekend or Wednesday when he’s not with the first team. 
      That man is total irreplaceable, whatever it costs - and it won’t be much because he is not your usual money grabbing, attention seeking type of player - we must do our utmost to persuade him to stay. 
       The influence he can have on our academy teams along with his presence, experience and vast WINNING mentality around the club would be worth 10 coaches.

Keep the ever-green JM7 please,  it's not about his footballing ability now, it's all about what he brings to the training and the dressing room.

Ubeid Ali

He wants to play football, understandable as won't get much with us BUT in  a years time at a new club where does he stand? , if he stays with us a coaching post is inevitable. His choice.

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Why Brighton move 'appeals' to Milner despite Klopp's wishes to keep him - top source explains

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