Roberto Firmino pictured in Liverpool shirt for the first time since £28million Anfield switch

Chief executive Ian Ayre flew to Chile to personally oversee negotiations with the Brazilian star and close out a deal that makes him their fifth summer signing

New boy: Firmino will officially join the Reds after the Copa America

Roberto Firmino has been pictured in a Liverpool shirt for the first time since his £28million move from Hoffenheim.
The move will be officially rubber-stamped once Brazil's Copa America involvement is concluded when a medical will be completed.
Reds ' chief executive Ian Ayre flew to Chile to personally oversee negotiations with the Brazilian star and close out a deal that puts him second to Andy Carroll in the club's most-expensive deals.

It could also signal the departure of Raheem Sterling, with Firmino seen as his ideal replacement and Manchester City preparing a third offer for the England winger.
Liverpool made an 11th hour attempt to hijack a Manchester United move for Firmino, and agreed a deal with the player’s German club Hoffenheim.
The 23-year-old is currently with his home nation at the Copa America, and it was his goal against Venezula that fired the Samba Stars into a quarter-final showdown with Paraguay.