Fabrizio Romano Confirming Liverpool’s first signing of the Arne Slot era

Journalist Fabrizio Romano claims that Liverpool has finally made their first signing ahead of the summer transfer window’s closing in one week.

After failing to sign Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad, Liverpool is the only Premier League team not to add to their roster this summer.

Romano had predicted that the Reds would have a busy window, but there have been considerably more outgoings than incomings thus far.

The first autograph from the Arne Slot era Romano claims that Wolves’ wonderkid Alvin Ayman has signed with Liverpool.

A £2 million compensation fee has been agreed upon, and the 16-year-old will sign a five-year contract with the Reds.

Ayman is expected to follow in the footsteps of 17-year-old Trey Nyoni, as he rises through the ranks and might even grab the attention of first-team coach Arne Slot.

🔴 Liverpool have completed deal for 16-year-old talent Alvin Ayman to join the Academy from Wolves.

5 year deal, £2m compensation fee and Premier League’s 5 step approval now completed. pic.twitter.com/AJGb4vmskV

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 23, 2024

The Reds are hoping that Ayman will join the ranks of Harvey Elliott, Kaide Gordon, and James McConnell as the next great young player to arrive at Anfield.

Even with so many of ‘Klopp’s Kids’ leaving, it appears the team is still seeking to add young players to strengthen the roster.

Liverpool gets closer to signing Mamardashvili as well

Merseyside has seen a boom in young players recently, and Slot is expected to continue this trend.

Richard Hughes has a few more signings that need to be finished before the August 30 deadline.

Giorgi Mamardashvili, a custodian from Georgia, is getting closer to joining Liverpool, according to reports that the team has struck a deal with Valencia.

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Agents intervene to finalise the deal before the first signature as hopefully the offer from Liverpool will be accepted – Report

Valencia is not in the mood to lower their asking price; Mamardashvili wants Liverpool and Liverpool wants Mamardashvili.

The player and his representatives are working hard to finalise the deal between the two teams, according to the most recent information from the UK.

Many people are beginning to believe that the Georgian international will be the first signing of the Arne Slot era, according to today’s issue of The Sunday Mirror

To yet, Mamardashvili has been offered £30 million by Liverpool (with add-ons), but the Los Che are demanding £34 million.

Considering that the Merseysiders did not recruit a single player this summer, the gap is not that great, and they undoubtedly have money. Nevertheless, the British media site asserts that Anfield is unwilling to give the 23-year-old shot stopper any more than the price shown above.

In this case, Mamardashvili’s representatives have intervened to make sure that a deal is reached between the two teams and the player can finalise his dream transfer to Liverpool during the summer transfer window.

According to The Mirror, his agents are putting pressure on Valencia and the Reds to reach a mutually beneficial agreement that would see the Premier League team pay an upfront cost of £30 million and additional payments contingent on Valencia’s performance.

Alisson played a mostly spectator role in the second 45 minutes of yesterday’s match against Ipswich, although he was impressive and watchful throughout the first half.

There is no pressing need for Liverpool to buy a goalkeeper with him and Kelleher providing cover, but they are already considering what will happen to the Brazilian star, which is where Mamardashvili enters the picture.

The youngstar, who is considered to be of the best calibre, recorded the most saves during the Euros.

Keep an eye here for the most recent information on the transfer drama.