Flashscore says Liverpool are among clubs linked with Gilberto Mora

Flashscore says Liverpool are among clubs linked with Gilberto Mora

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2026-10-23 19:22:41
Flashscore reported Liverpool are among the clubs linked with Tijuana's 18-year-old Gilberto Mora before the January window, with other major sides also credited with interest.

Flashscore reported that, ahead of the January transfer window, Liverpool are among the teams mentioned as being interested in Tijuana's 18-year-old Gilberto Mora. Having only recently turned 18, Mora is now free to negotiate with teams across the world, particularly in Europe.

Mora's current situation

Gilberto Mora plays for Tijuana and is 18 years old. Tijuana tied him down to a new three-year contract in June.

Clubs linked with him

Barcelona, Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund are also credited with an interest in Gilberto Mora. Flashscore said Andoni Iraola said "let's see" in a recent post-match interview when asked if Gilberto Mora could be on his way to Anfield.

Contract detail and league milestones

Flashscore said Gilberto Mora has a €25m release clause. In August 2024, at 15 years and 308 days old, he became the third youngest footballer to debut in Liga MX, and he later scored to become the second youngest to ever score in the league.

Mexico records

Flashscore said Gilberto Mora is the sixth youngest player to be part of a World Cup squad, the youngest to debut for Mexico at 16 years and 257 days, and the youngest to score for his national team at 17 years and 347 days old.

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