Romeo Lavia, who is anticipated to leave Southampton in the coming weeks, has reportedly surpassed Arsenal in the race to sign him.

According to Football Transfers, the Reds and Chelsea are now the front-runners to sign the teenage Belgian player this summer. Lavia, despite losing his starting job with the Saints and entering the Championship, was one of the Premier League’s most promising players last season.

Lavia, who Total Football Analysis has hailed as a “phenomenal” talent, has made a name for himself as one of Europe’s most sought-after prospects, and with this most recent development, Liverpool may now have a great chance of landing the midfielder.

Liverpool’s top priority for new acquisitions this summer is still central midfielders, so securing Lavia would be a major victory for the Reds given how likely it had previously appeared that Arsenal would sign the former Manchester City player.

Indeed, Lavia has proven he can compete in the Premier League with the best of the best, and for Liverpool, the midfielder will only get better while playing alongside elite athletes like Thiago Alcantara and Fabinho.

Liverpool must make the most of their new partnership with Lavia.

Liverpool’s victory over Arsenal in acquiring Lavia is now a minor accomplishment, but the Reds must seize this new chance because the Anfield club is currently the front-runner to sign the midfielder, who has the potential to be a tremendous asset in the coming years.

Lavia is one of the best players in England, and the right team could help him become a top-tier midfielder, as is well known. Furthermore, Liverpool has all the necessary resources and infrastructure to help the Belgian realize his seemingly limitless potential.

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Liverpool star now ‘frustrated’ at Anfield

Liverpool youngster Fabio Carvalho is growing increasingly frustrated with the lack of playing time at Anfield, journalist Dean Jones has told GIVEMESPORT.

The 20-year-old joined Fulham last summer and perhaps expected Jurgen Klopp to give him a bigger chance in the first team.

Since then, Carvalho has started just four Premier League games for the club, playing 347 minutes in total, according to FBref.

Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano recently told GIVEMESPORT that Bundesliga side RB Leipzig are pushing to sign Carvalho on a permanent basis but Liverpool don’t want to lose full control of the youngster.

Speaking about Carvalho, Klopp revealed he was an ‘amazing’ manager but admitted he was unhappy with his lack of playing time.
He said:

“It’s not that he’s happy with the situation, but he never gives up. It’s unbelievable. I don’t think that was probably his best ability before he came here. because he was super talented – and he still is – but the character he shows here is extraordinary.”

What did Jones say about Carvalho?
Jones has hinted that Carvalho is frustrated with the way his first year at Anfield has gone. Speaking to GIVEMESPORT, he said:

“There are undoubtedly frustrations on his part in the last year of his career. But I think it goes hand in hand with the decision to leave a newly promoted club for a team like Liverpool, who expect to go and challenge for absolutely everything.

“You won’t get into that team, you won’t have countless chances, you have to bide your time, you have to impress in training. As a result, Carvalho clearly wonders if there is another way.” out for him.

“If there is any interest from West Ham then they will have to wait a bit as I don’t think a decision is imminent.”

What is Carvalho’s future? As Jones pointed out, West Ham are one of the sides showing interest in Carvalho.
It appears Klopp does not see Carvalho as a first-team regular, so a temporary move from Anfield may be needed to continue his development.

With new signings expected for the Merseyside club, Carvalho could move further down the pecking order, and with interest from the Bundesliga and Premier League there is little reason not to seek out a loan move.