USMNT and FC Dallas star Ricardo Pepi have been lighting up the MLS and the international stage. By no surprise, some of Europe's biggest clubs have taken notice and are eyeing a move for the youngster. Per sources close to CBS Sports, Liverpool, Dortmund, Bayern, Inter, and Ajax are all interested in Pepe. However, per 90min's Chris Smith, the striker has already agreed to terms with Bundesliga outfit Wolfsburg, although Dallas isn't keen on him leaving.

Ricardo Pepe has informed the MLS club that he intends to take his talents to Europe though, with a move in January becoming a huge possibility. But, in order for that deal to go through with the Wolves, Dallas would have to agree to terms. Serie A side Sampdoria also offered $8 million for Pepi, but his club believes he's worth a lot more.

While it's not known what the interest level is at from the likes of Liverpool, Dortmund, and Bayern, Ricardo Pepi would undoubtedly be delighted to know they're looking at him. The 18-year-old has bagged three goals in four appearances for the USMNT in World Cup Qualifying while scoring 13 goals and supplying two assists in Major League Soccer this term.

CBS Sports claims that FC Dallas would ideally like to sell Ricardo Pepi after the 2022 World Cup because his value would be at the highest. They expect to fetch in the ballpark of $12-15 million for the player. However, given his rapid development, it's hard to believe Pepi staying put for another year.

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