Liverpool winger Luis Alberto ready to return to Spain and join Malaga

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Liverpool winger Luis Alberto is returning to Spain to join Malaga on loan. The 21-year-old signed for Liverpool for £7m from Sevilla last summer.Disappoinjtment: Liverpool's Luis Alberto is set for a return to Spain after failing to make a breakthrough Liverpool remain in talks with Sevilla for left-back Alberto Moreno. Adam Lallana has told Southampton he wants to join Liverpool as the clubs haggle over the structure of a £30m fee. Unsettled: Liverpool target Adam Lallana has told Southampton he wants to move Emre Can of Bayer Leverkusen also wants to join Liverpool in a £10m deal but has yet to agree wages.

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