“Liverpool’s failed pursuit of Anthony Gordon earlier this summer has taken a dramatic turn, with revelations emerging about the actions of the player’s representatives in the aftermath of the collapsed deal.

As reported, Newcastle United’s attempts to sign Gordon were thwarted by the Premier League’s profit and sustainability regulations, leading the Magpies to explore alternative options. In a surprising twist, Newcastle made contact with Liverpool in the days leading up to the June 30 deadline, inquiring about their interest in acquiring Gordon’s services.

Gordon, who spent time at Liverpool’s academy as a youngster before joining Everton, was reportedly valued at £100 million by Newcastle, a price tag that proved prohibitive for the Reds. Furthermore, Everton’s insistence on including Jarell Quansah in the deal complicated negotiations, ultimately leading to the transfer’s demise.

Sources close to the player have revealed that Gordon’s representatives were left ’emotional’ and ‘disappointed’ by the collapse of the move, which would have seen the 23-year-old return to his boyhood club. The failed transfer has sparked a renewed sense of determination among Gordon’s camp, who are now exploring alternative options to secure their client’s future.

With the transfer window still open, Gordon’s future remains uncertain. Everton, however, remain keen to retain the services of their prized asset, who has become an integral part of Sean Dyche’s squad. As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear – Anthony Gordon’s future is far from certain.”