Thomas Lemar looks set to be priced out of making a dream move from Monaco to Liverpool.
The Reds went in for Lemar last summer, but were unwilling to meet Monaco's asking price for the France international and he stayed put at the Stade Louis II.
Liverpool have again shown interest in Lemar approaching this summer's transfer window, but according to French outlet Buzzsport, the Reds have again looked away due to his asking price.
Monaco are determined that Lemar will not leave the club for less than €100m and Liverpool have instead turned their attention to Lyon's Nabil Fekir, who they feel will be cheaper.
It is claimed Lemar wants to join Jurgen Klopp's project at Anfield, but Monaco look like pricing him out of a dream move.
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Monaco are ready to cash in on players this summer as they look to again turn a lucrative profit in the transfer window.
But Lemar may not leave unless any club are prepared to meet Monaco's hefty asking price.
Lemar, still just 22 years old, will hope to further impress his suitors at the World Cup, where he is expected to feature for France.
