Liverpool are reportedly demanding £25m for Dejan Lovren this summer with AC Milan showing interest
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Lovren managed just 17 appearances for the Reds last season after falling down Jurgen Klopp's defensive pecking order with the Liverpool boss favoring Joel Matip to pair Van Dijk amid Joe Gomez injury setback in December.
Should the Croatian decide to leave Anfield this summer in search of regular football next season, it would be go-ahead from the Merseyside club providing an acceptable offer is made.
And According to The Times reporter Paul Joyce, Liverpool have tagged a £25m price on the center-back and would demand no offer lesser than such from any suitor.
Joyce tweeted: "Would take bids of at least £25m for Liverpool to even consider letting Dejan Lovren leave. No contact from AC Milan, but their prospective new sporting director Ricky Massara rates Lovren highly."
AC Milan are presumed favorite to land the 29-year-old following the appointment of their new sporting director Ricky Massara who is believed to be a long-term admirer the centre-back.