Newcastle United have reportedly agreed personal terms with the man who will replace Alexander Isak upfront.
Liverpool are expected to test Newcastle’s resolve with a bid closer to Isak’s £150m valuation, but the Tyneside club are reluctant to sanction a sale until they secure two strikers.
According to the Express and Star, Larsen has already agreed personal terms with Newcastle. The 25-year-old Norwegian striker scored 14 goals and picked up four assists for Wolves last season, and while he is not forcing an exit, the club would demand at least £60m to consider selling him.
Wolves only made Larsen’s move permanent this summer after initially signing him on loan, and with their own lack of depth in attack, are desperate to keep hold of him.
While the two clubs are not yet in direct talks, a bid in the region of £60m could open negotiations.
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