UPDATE: Bournemouth have made the announcement official on Twitter. Check out the video clip below.
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ORIGINAL STORY: Bournemouth have entered into 'advanced talks' with Liverpool over the signing of Dominic Solanke.
According to Sky Sports, the club are interested in making the deal permanent for the 21-year-old striker.
The Times' Paul Joyce has added that the Reds have set the fee for £19m, which would also include add-ons.
The England international left Chelsea in 2017 and has made 21 appearances for Liverpool.
Solanke was also a target for Crystal Palace, but manager Roy Hodgson revealed that the club had backed out of a potential loan deal.
"It's a shame in many ways, we did have a genuine interest but the club has made a decision that it's not going to work out on this occasion," he said (via BBC Sport).
"He's a fine player and I accept in this instance the club has made a decision it wasn't the right moment to do this deal and we will work with what we have."
Jürgen Klopp's side suffered their first loss in the league against Manchester City yesterday.
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Before kick-off, though, football fans from several clubs took to Twitter with the hashtag '#AnyoneButLiverpool.'
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