Liverpool will not face disciplinary action from the Premier League despite their 'illegal' pursuit of Southampton defender, Virgil van Dijk.
Jurgen Klopp's side were accused of 'tapping up' the Dutchman and were actually forced into publicly apologising to the Saints.
Nevertheless, the Premier League will not enforce a punishment unless new information on the matter is discovered, despite the fact that Southampton have not withdrawn their initial complaint.
The Mirror report that Premier League chiefs are reluctant to interfere in the matter and simply want the two clubs to resolve the issue both publicly and privately.
It was discovered that Klopp actually sent Van Dijk text messages to convince him to come to the club, while other members of Liverpool's hierarchy also met with the former Celtic star.
Now, the 25-year-old could remain at St Mary's this summer with the likes of Manchester City also withdrawing their interest.
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The south-coast club have slapped a price tag of around £65m on their most valuable asset after he signed a six-year contract back in November.
However, the Express report that Chelsea could be in line to sensationally swoop for Van Dijk as Antonio Conte searches for a long-term replacement for departing club captain, John Terry.
It is thought that the Blues will table an offer of around £60m for the player but, the Saints are determined to stay firm on their valuation.
