Liverpool faces intense competition from Paris Saint-Germain and AC Milan in the race to sign Gilberto Mora, the promising Club Tijuana attacking midfielder, ahead of the January transfer window.

An exclusive report from TEAMtalk reveals that both European giants have intensified their efforts to secure the 18-year-old's signature, complicating Liverpool's plans to bring one of Mexico's brightest prospects to Anfield.

Mora has quickly become one of Mexican football's most exciting talents, showcasing his skills not only at Club Tijuana but also on the international stage. His technical ability, composure, and versatility in attacking midfield have garnered attention from several top European clubs, especially following his impressive performances at the 2026 World Cup.

• Liverpool has already made contact with Mora's representatives and is keen on completing a deal.
• However, PSG and AC Milan are actively promoting their respective projects to demonstrate how they can foster his development.

A key factor for Mora will be the opportunity for regular first-team football, leading Liverpool to emphasize how he fits into their plans beyond the allure of playing at Anfield.

Securing Mora will not be easy, as PSG and AC Milan are presenting strong sporting projects to the player’s camp. Additionally, clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Arsenal, Borussia Dortmund, and Benfica have also shown interest, further intensifying the competition.

Although Mora remains under contract with Club Tijuana until 2029, his recent eligibility to move abroad increases the likelihood of a European transfer. Liverpool must act decisively to strengthen their position in the race, as the teenager’s preference for a club offering consistent playing time could be pivotal in his decision.