Liverpool Track Club Tijuana Teen Mora for Next Summer Move
Liverpool are monitoring Club Tijuana teenager Mora ahead of a possible European move next summer, with FIFA age rules ruling out an immediate transfer.
Key takeaways
- Mora cannot join a European club until he turns 18 on 14 October.
- Club Tijuana are expected to consider selling their academy product after the current season.
- The 17-year-old has scored five times and supplied one assist in seven Liga MX matches.
- Real Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich are also watching the attacking midfielder.
- Mora signed a long-term Tijuana contract running through 2029.
Summer window emerging as decisive point
Liverpool have followed Mora since he broke into the first team at his boyhood club, but a January deal is viewed as highly unlikely. The teenager’s age prevents an overseas move before his 18th birthday, leaving next summer as the realistic point for interested European sides to act.
Tijuana are preparing for that possibility and believe the end of the season could offer the best moment to cash in. The Mexican club strengthened their position by tying Mora down until 2029, ensuring they retain substantial control over any negotiations.
His recent form has only increased his value. Mora has made an immediate impression in Liga MX, producing five goals and an assist across seven appearances as an attacking midfielder.
European heavyweights join Liverpool in chase
Liverpool will not have a clear run at the Mexico youngster if they decide to move from scouting to a formal pursuit. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich are all tracking his progress.
The delay until next summer gives every interested club time to assess Mora further and prepare an approach. Liverpool are continuing to watch his development, while Tijuana’s contract protection and the player’s growing reputation could set up a major battle for his signature.
