Liverpool are associated with quality players and once again the name Federico Chiesa is in the spotlight.

The Merseysiders were already linked with the Italy international in January and recent reports suggest they are still after him.

According to a story reported by La Gazzetta Dello Sport. Juventus could lose Chiesa and Vlahovic this summer, raking in over €100m from the double sale.

As for the 25-year-old playmaker, Italian media have reported that he has several admirers in Europe despite injury problems

GdS claim Liverpool and Bayern are ‘first and foremost’ and could agree a fee of €40-45m (£38.7m) to complete the signing. The former Fiorentina winger is a versatile talent who can play on both wings and even as a striker if necessary.

Chiesa was a key member of the Azzurri squad that won the 2021 European Championship and was also named in the Team of the Tournament.

Since then, however, he has been very prone to injury. Last season, the Italian made just 14 Serie A appearances. On the other hand, the 40-year-old star has only started 5 league appearances for Juve this season.

At Anfield Klopp already has Diaz, Gakpo and Nunez who can play on the left wing, but the German coach has no top player to cover for Mohamed Salah on the right wing.

Chiesa has the qualities to amplify the attack, but we certainly don’t need a player who has spent most of his time on the couch in the last two years. What do you think?

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Liverpool may have perfect Europa League XI next season after five summer transfers

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool will play in the Europa League for the first time since the 2015/16 season.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is actually tasked with building two starting XIs ahead of next season. While the pairing of Alexis Mac Allister and Khephren Thuram can reasonably be expected to slot into the first team, three more arrivals could boost a second tier XI for the Europa League. As the Reds prepare to end their long absence from European second-tier club competition, Express Sport shows you where to line up

With Caoimhin Kelleher set to step out of Alisson’s shadow and leave Liverpool this summer, the Reds would do well to bring in a new number 2. New sporting director Jorg Schmadtke would be a fan of Ron-Robert Zieler, and he could become one. of his first acquisitions in the work. Zieler was once a full German international and made over 300 appearances for Hannover in two seasons. With a year remaining on his contract, signing the 34-year-old would certainly be a cheap way to start a row with Adrian over who starts in Europe.

Defense: Ramsay, Gomez, Van de Ven, Tsimikas

It is now an open secret that Micky van de Ven is ‘dreaming’ of a move to Liverpool and the 22-year-old Wolfsburg star could link up with Joe Gomez in the Europa League alongside Ibrahima Konate and of Virgil van Dijk, the centre-back duo. will likely remain in the starting XI.

Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andrew Robertson will also be difficult to oust as full-backs, but next season’s European clashes will present opportunities for youngster Calvin Ramsey and long-serving substitute Kostas Tsimikas to shine.

Midfielder: Henderson, Kone, Jones

With Mac Allister and Thuram considering a move to Anfield, Klopp could be spoiled for choice in midfield. They will likely be joined by Fabinho in the starting trio, which will see Jordan Henderson and Curtis Jones join potential new signing Manu Kone on Thursday night.

The Borussia Mönchengladbach youngster won’t come cheap at £40m, but his arrival would add some depth to the Reds squad, as Thiago Alcantara can also come when fit, while Stefan Bajcetic will also play as he matures .

Attack: Elliott, Nunez, Jota

After successive windows of steady recruiting at the top, Klopp already has enough options to field two completely separate front threes. Mohamed Salah is the only candidate nailed for the first XI, but Cody Gakpo in the center and Luis Diaz in the left are the most likely candidates to join him.

In the Europa League, Harvey Elliott and Diogo Jota remain alongside Darwin Nunez.