Liverpool and Aston Villa are monitoring Fiorentina midfielder Cher Ndour, who has attracted growing interest with his performances in Italy. Inter and Juventus are also tracking the Italy international, although no formal offers have been made.
Ndour, who has won two senior caps for Italy, has established himself as one of the more closely watched young midfielders in the transfer market. His physical presence, technical ability and mature approach have drawn attention from clubs in both the Premier League and Serie A.
Liverpool and Aston Villa monitor Cher Ndour
Liverpool are understood to be assessing Ndour as a potential long-term addition to their midfield options, with his athletic qualities considered suitable for a high-tempo system.
Aston Villa, managed by Unai Emery, also view the 22-year-old as a versatile and dynamic midfielder who could offer greater flexibility. Ndour has previously been linked with Manchester United.
Inter are keen to retain a strong Italian core and continue to follow his progress, while Juventus are scouting him as part of their wider squad renewal. The clubs remain at the monitoring and analysis stage.
Fiorentina set asking price for Ndour
Ndour joined Fiorentina in 2025 and is contracted to the club until June 2029. Fiorentina rejected initial approaches during the summer and have remained determined to allow him to continue his development in Florence.
His market value is estimated at about €20 million, but Fiorentina are reportedly seeking between €30 million and €35 million. That valuation has slowed immediate negotiations, although interest could return in future transfer windows as clubs make changes to their squads.
The right-footed box-to-box midfielder is noted for his ball recovery, powerful running through midfield and ability to shoot from distance. His asking price is considered attainable for Liverpool and Aston Villa, with both clubs continuing to assess his situation.
