Liverpool designates a’special’ player as their new top transfer target.

Romeo Lavia is reportedly Liverpool’s new top transfer target, and they see him as the best choice to succeed Fabinho in the midfield.While Liverpool already has competition for Lavia’s services from Arsenal and Chelsea, Fabrizio Romano claims that the Reds have identified the Belgian international as an “important” target in light of Fabinho’s impending move to Saudi Arabia.

For the majority of the summer, Lavia has been closely associated with a transfer to Liverpool.
Although Jordan Henderson is another player who might eventually leave Merseyside, the rumors may soon reach a head with Fabinho on the verge of leaving Anfield.

If Liverpool can outbid teams like Arsenal and Chelsea for the services of Lavia, who has already been hailed by Romano as a “special” player, it would be a dream come true for Jurgen Klopp. Furthermore, the most recent information is a very positive indication that a deal might be reached.

In actuality, if Liverpool’s negotiating tactics are anything to go by, Fabinho’s move to Saudi Arabia should be finalized in the upcoming days. There is therefore a chance that an official offer for Lavia will be made before the week is over.

As soon as Fabinho is sold, Liverpool must submit a bid for Lavia.

Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea are all aware that the time has come to sign the Southampton star, and the race to sign Lavia appears to be finally coming to an end. The Reds must make their first offer as soon as Fabinho’s transfer to Saudi Arabia is finalized.

As we all know, the club that signs Lavia may now depend on which team makes the first reasonable offer. Therefore, if Liverpool wants to replace Fabinho this summer with the Belgian wonderkid, they are now on a time crunch.

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A legend of Liverpool responds to the “outrage” over Jordan Henderson’s move to Saudi Arabia.

Robbie Fowler, a former player for Liverpool, believes that the “outrage” over Jordan Henderson’s potential salary of £700,000 per week in Saudi Arabia is misplaced.

After much-publicized talks with Al-Ettifaq, Henderson joining Steven Gerrard’s management team would be welcomed by the former striker, who now oversees Saudi Arabia’s second-tier team Al Qadsiah.

He stated in his Mirror column that “Jordan Henderson’s alleged wages have caused the outrage.”. “I’ve never really understood why the salaries of football players are such a touchy subject, but the billions made by financiers are never called into question.

But first, let’s be clear about something. I won’t criticize Steven Gerrard, Jordan, or anyone else who has worked in Saudi Arabia or is considering doing so. Not because I’m taking the money as well — that just isn’t true.

“As I’ve previously stated, I accepted a position in the league beneath the Saudi Pro League because I’m ambitious to become a manager and because I want to establish my credentials. I haven’t had that opportunity in the UK. ”.

Al-Ettifaq are reportedly having financial difficulties paying Liverpool’s £20 million asking price for Henderson, despite their sizable wage offer.

Another Reds midfielder, Fabinho, may be leaving for the Middle East after receiving a £40 million offer from Al-Ittihad.

Some worry that Arabian football will deprive the Premier League of its best players, a worry that Fowler is unconcerned about along with the fees changing hands. Dissatisfaction with the region’s record on equality and human rights has been expressed by others.

Fowler continued, “I am close with Stevie and I know Jordan well. I believe Steven is similar to me in that he wants to manage, he wants to establish himself, and since leaving Aston Villa, the right opportunity hasn’t appeared.

“Now that he has the support of a major team, he plays in a league that aspires to improvement and to ranking among the best leagues in the world. An ambitious manager has a fantastic opportunity to advance.

“Yes, there has been money thrown at this large project, but we can all ponder why there is that financial backing now. Has the Premier League’s identical action been criticized by anyone?