Liverpool’s Premier League rival might sabotage their attempt to acquire Gabri Veiga by triggering his meager release clause.

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The Celta Vigo midfielder is in high demand, and the Reds recently entered the race to get him.

Liverpool and the Spanish U-21 player have started talking.

Veiga, who has earned the nickname “Baby Kaka” for his promising play, is being pursued by another Premier League club.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City has re-entered the offer after pulling out of a deal to buy Declan Rice.

Veiga, who has a £34 million buyout, is being carefully considered by the triple champions.

The article claims that both Liverpool and Chelsea are still interested in Veiga.

The 21-year-old played 36 league games for Celta last year, scoring 11 goals and dishing out four assists.

He performed admirably for the team in the middle of the field during both attacking and defensive scenarios.

However, it’s unlikely that a contract will be signed until the following month due to Veiga’s duties abroad.

The young man is now competing for Spain in the under-21 European Championship.

Spain has moved to the semifinals this weekend after winning their group. On July 8, the final is scheduled.

Veiga came on as a replacement in each of his nation’s three group matches.