Liverpool are set to land a major windfall as a result of Philippe Coutinho's move to Bayern Munich.
The loan move with an option to buy will see the Anfield club land the entirety of the €20m (£18m) loan fee as a result of money they are still owed by Barcelona for the purchase of the Brazilian, according to Sport .
Coutinho moved to Barcelona back in January 2018 after five years at Anfield in a deal worth a total of £142million.
But it included a number of clauses and it is reported Coutinho's premature departure from the club after a tough 18 months will see the Reds land an extra chunk of the fee.
The deal for Coutinho will see Bayern cover his €12m wages and have an option to buy for €120m at the end of the year-long loan spell on June 30.
They are believed to have considered a two-year loan, as they had with Real Madrid star James Rodriguez, but opted for just a season so they can then re-assess their position depending on Coutinho's impact.