Levante lead interest in Liverpool defender Ndukwe loan

Levante are leading the interest to take Liverpool defender Ifeanyi Ndukwe on loan, with no agreement in place yet. The story comes from Paul Joyce on Wednesday morning.

The report adds that the 18-year-old centre-back does not currently qualify for a work permit to remain in England, a factor that would preclude competitive minutes domestically and helps explain why an overseas move is being explored.

This is an early-stage development centred on interest rather than a concluded deal, and there is no suggestion that terms have been finalised or that a medical is imminent. As it stands, the situation points to Levante at the front of the queue, but negotiations and formalities would still be required before any move can advance.

A switch to Spain would allow Ndukwe to continue his development while Liverpool monitor his progress and the evolution of his eligibility status. Any loan could also offer regular senior football, though specific plans for game time would be a matter for the clubs to determine if talks progress.

Key details, including the loan length, any clauses and Liverpool’s recall position, have not been disclosed. The same reporting makes clear only that a loan is being considered and that Levante currently lead the interest.