Liverpool plans to raid a 17-year-old midfield prodigy this summer.

Archie Grey, a midfielder for Leeds United, is apparently a target for Liverpool.

According to Football Insider, the Premier League’s biggest teams were interested in the player during the January transfer window and are still ready to move for him at the end of the current campaign.

It’s unclear if Leeds, a team in the Championship, are willing to allow the 17-year-old to leave after he established himself as a valuable first-team member.

Leeds United has the midfield player under contract until the summer of 2028, so the Whites are not under any immediate rush to sell him. But Grey might be tempted to sign with a major team if they don’t make it to the top tier at the end of the season.

He’ll want to compete at the top level and get lots of first-team experience to further his growth. Liverpool will be a desirable destination for him if they can guarantee him a game. Being one of the biggest teams in the nation, they have a track record of developing young players into regular starters.

Archie Grey is probably not going to be the only club interested in Leeds, and the Reds may not be the only team making approaches in the summer. In order to keep their best players, the Whites will be driven to win promotion back to the Premier League.

Grey can play both full-back and central midfield because of his versatility. With the correct coaching, he has the skills to become a valuable midfield player in the Premier League.

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Football Insider has been informed by sources that Liverpool plans to make significant summer window purchases in anticipation of selecting a new director of football and manager.

The Premier League’s Financial Fair Play regulations and off-field factors including as Jurgen Klopp’s departure are thought to have hindered the Reds’ ability to make significant purchases in January.

Just 17 permanent moves were completed in the English top division during the mid-season window, with FFP leaving its imprint on most clubs.

However, Football Insider has been informed by a reliable source that a “big spend” is anticipated as normal in the summer as teams aim to complete their primary business.

In terms of purchasing power, Man United is expected to challenge Liverpool after the INEOS-backed takeover was revealed last year.

Although teams like the Reds are likely to be cautious of FFP limitations, a robust summer transfer window is anticipated despite a quiet January.

Financial wizard Kieran Maguire also revealed to Football Insider on February 6 that Klopp’s successor at Liverpool will have access to a “huge” summer transfer budget.

Football Insider (January 28) disclosed that the Merseysiders have designated Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso as their top target and are preparing to make a move for him.

With the addition of Wataru Endo, Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexis Mac Allister, and Ryan Gravenberch to their roster last summer, the Reds completely revamped their midfield.

Despite having played one more game than Man City, who are in second place, Klopp’s team leads the Premier League by two points.