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Published 18:22 29 May 2018 BST
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Having completed the £44m switch, Fabinho, who had been linked with Manchester United a year ago, spoke about who else he'd like to see joining him at Anfield later this summer.
In an interview with RMC Sport, he was asked about reports linking Liverpool with a move for another Ligue 1 star - Lyon's Nabil Fekir. His response made clear that he'd be more than keen to see him arrive at the Merseyside club in the weeks ahead.
"He is a very good player, of international level," Fabinho said.
"In Ligue 1, it is not only this season that he has demonstrated things. It's been a few years since he demonstrates his quality. If he comes, it will be good too."
Fekir scored 21 times for Lyon last season, including one in a Europa League victory against Everton at Goodison Park last October. He has been named in Didier Deschamp's French squad for the World Cup and scored for his national side in a 2-0 friendly victory over Ireland on Monday night.
Fabinho, who also came close to joining Paris Saint-Germain last summer, is expected to be a replacement for Emre Can at Anfield. The German midfielder appears to be close to completing a move to Juventus and only appeared as a substitute late in the final in Kiev at the weekend.Everton fans fuming Jake O’Brien could be sold in favour of club captain
They are not best pleased….. According to reports, Everton and Ireland defender Jake O’Brien could be on his way out, and fans are not best pleased. Read the full story in our Premier League blog below.
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