Southampton have accepted a £12.5million offer from Liverpool for right-back Nathaniel Clyne, according to reports.
Liverpool's initial offer of £10million for the 24-year-old was rejected by Southampton last month but it is now being widely reported that a deal worth an initial £10.5million, potentially rising to £12.5million, has been agreed between the two clubs.
The England man will discuss terms on a five-year contract and is likely to have a medical next week once he returns from holiday in America.
Brendan Rodgers has already landed five players this summer, £21.3million Brazilian forward Roberto Firmino following James Milner, Danny Ings, Joe Gomez and Adam Bogdan to the club.
Clyne would become the fourth player to arrive from St Mary’s in 12 months after Adam Lallana, Rickie Lambert and Dejan Lovren joined last year.
Liverpool are also said to be in talks over the signing of Sevilla striker Carlos Bacca, while Inter Milan midfielder Mateo Kovacic and Zenit forward Salomon Rondon have also been linked as Rodgers looks to rebuild following a disappointing sixth-place finish in the Premier League last season.
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