Liverpool target Nigerian winger, Henry Onyekuru

<p>LIVERPOOL are one of a handful of teams eyeing up Celtic target Henry Onyekuru as he rips up the Belgian top flight, the Sun of UK has reported.</p>, <p>The 19-year-old has scored 13 league and cup goals for newly-promoted minnows AS Eupen, keeping them away from the relegation zone almost single-handedly.</p>, <p>The forward has claimed Brendan Rodgers has made a definite offer, while CSKA Moscow, RB Leipzig, Hoffeinheim and Fenerbache all monitor his form.</p>, <p>Sadly for the clutch of clubs in the running, the in-form finisher will not be a bargain they can pick up for pennies.</p>, <p>AS Eupen are owned by the Aspire Zone Foundation, part of the Qatar sports organisation that also owns Paris St. Germain.</p>, <p>In June 2012 the club was snapped up by Qatar, who vowed they would make the team a launch pad into European football for its academy graduates from Africa, South America and Asia.</p>, <p>And Onyekuru looks like being one of their first successful graduates as he came through the ranks in the foundation.</p>, <p>Eupen’s home ground, the Kehrwegstadion, only holds 8000 fans but with the financial backing of the oil-rich state they will be able to demand a hefty fee for Onyekuru if the interest from any the European heavyweights intensifies.</p>, <p>The striker claims Celtic are the first side to make a bid for him, he told AfricanFootball.com: “A lot of teams have shown interest to sign me – from France, Germany and Turkey.</p>, <p>“Celtic are interested in me and they have tabled an official bid for me.</p>, <p>“There are discussions between the clubs and my agent.</p>, <p>“I believe everything will be sorted out soon.”</p>, <p>In the past, the striker also revealed his preferred Premier League club would be Arsenal.</p>, <p>And he fancies is chances after watching the career of close friend and new Leicester midfielder Wilfred Ndidi.</p>, <p>He said: “I believe I have the level to one day play in the Champions League.</p>, <p>“I look at what happened to Wilfred Ndidi. We come from the same regi