Roundup of Chelsea’s puzzling transfer decision and PSG’s advanced transfer negotiations for a player the Reds had eyed.

This summer, teams other than Liverpool will also be active. Even if it performed better than the Reds, every major team in Europe is working to improve upon last season.

Despite winning the treble, Manchester City may lose a few key players, while Arsenal, Manchester United, and Newcastle will attempt to overtake them.

As a result of Real Madrid’s failure to win La Liga or the Champions League, AC Milan can now reinvest the money it received for Sandro Tonali and try again.

The first dominoes of this summer may be starting to fall, which is a common occurrence during the transfer window where one move often results in another.

Liverpool has already completed some of its business, but there is still more to do. As events progress leading up to the preseason, perhaps some dominoes will affect the Reds.

Here, Liverpool.com scans the other major teams in the Premier League and across Europe to look at the news happening at the other clubs; in today’s edition, this includes developments at both Chelsea and PSG.

Re-signing a defender for $48 million is shocking for Chelsea.

On the first day of the new campaign, Liverpool plays Chelsea, with Mauricio Pochettino’s team being one of the most intriguing in terms of how it performs.

With Pochettino’s squad currently extremely overcrowded as a result of the influx of players over the past 12 months, many will be forced to leave.

Chelsea’s newest bizarre maneuver may involve re-signing a player it only let go of the previous summer. According to The Daily Mail, two years after selling Tino Livramento, Chelsea and Southampton are in negotiations to bring him back.

Southampton is asking $48 million (£38 million/€44 million) for the right-back, who Chelsea only sold for $6 point 4 million (£5 point 0 million/€5 point 8 million). He could then be loaned back to the south coast side.

Livramento is a superb talent, but that was evident when Chelsea sold him, according to Liverpool.com.

The problem with signing so many players at once is that you will inevitably lose some of the ones you want to keep. only to later pay a hefty sum to buy them back.

PSG has ‘advanced transfer talks’ for a player Liverpool likes.

Gabri Veiga, a Celta Vigo player, is no longer being considered by Liverpool because the club has added Dominik Szoboszlai to its roster for the right-side attacking midfield position, but the player may be moving.

According to Foot Mercato, PSG and the 21-year-old Spanish player are in “advanced talks” about a possible transfer. Other interested parties include Barcelona, Real Madrid, Newcastle, Manchester City, and, of course, Liverpool.

An agreement for less than the player’s $44 million (£34 million/€40 million) release clause may be possible, and a medical appointment has already been scheduled.

Although Szoboszlai is Liverpool’s better option, Veiga is undoubtedly talented, according to Liverpool . com. Veiga might take a little longer to adjust, whereas Liverpool needed a player who would be an immediate improvement.

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Henderson adores the “fantastic” PL center-back Liverpool could still make a move for.

This summer, Liverpool might try to sign Chelsea center-back Levi Colwill.

Colwill has been associated with the Reds since the middle of the previous campaign. The 20-year-old will not, however, be sold, according to Chelsea. And the Evening Standard has reiterated that position once again today.

Colwill’s most likely final destination, should he decide to leave Stamford Bridge, is currently thought to be Brighton. The Standard asserts that any attempt to include Colwill in that deal will be rejected because the two clubs are scheduled to meet in the coming days to discuss Moises Caicedo.

Contrary bidders may not yet be deterred despite this steadfast and transparent stance. Two candidates who could still make an offer for the England U-21 international are Liverpool and Manchester City.

The events of the upcoming days may determine whether they do or not. Colwill is reportedly waiting to speak with new manager Mauricio Pochettino before accepting a contract offer from Chelsea, despite having one on the table.

The young defender reportedly wants assurance regarding playing time as Pochettino is scheduled to begin his job on Monday.
If everything goes as planned, he appears to agree.
If not, perhaps Liverpool will notice a chance.

Colwill is waiting for crucial discussions.

There seems to be quite the rush to secure Colwill if he does become actively available during this window.

His two seasons playing on loan have been excellent. Lewis O’Brien praised him as “fantastic” during his time at Huddersfield in 2021/22 after he displayed his talent with Brighton in the Premier League the previous season [Yorkshire Live].

Another admirer of Colwill is Jordan Henderson, who spoke highly of him while Colwill was in a recent England training camp.

However, if the youngster is looking for playing time, Liverpool is not the place for him right now. The Reds are undoubtedly looking for a left-footed center back in Colwill’s mold, but that would be a more long-term solution.

Ibrahima Konate is currently his obvious partner because Virgil van Dijk isn’t leaving just yet.

They will have to accept that if any left-sided defender does move to Anfield this summer.

We don’t see how Colwill’s concerns about joining the Reds would be allayed after hearing the specifics of his Chelsea situation. We wouldn’t mind seeing it happen, but let’s wait to get excited until after the outcome of his discussions with Poch.