Liverpool discovers Mohamed Salah’s successor as a super offer is turned down in a realistic conclusion to the summer transfer window.

The latest Liverpool news is of Jürgen Klopp gaining momentum in possible attempts to sign a midfielder and an impossible job looming for Mohamed Salah.

Liverpool are looking ahead to their next game against Newcastle United this weekend as Jürgen Klopp’s men look to build on their solid start to the new Premier League season.

Trent Alexander-Arnold and Luis Díaz were both deemed fit to face Eddie Howe’s side after being sent off with injuries against Bournemouth. Defender Ibrahima Konaté, on the other hand, appears to have no chance after a minor muscle injury.

Elsewhere, midfield duo Thiago Alcãntara and Curtis Jones line up to return against Aston Villa on 3 September, with the match against the Magpies coming too early in their recovery. As well as the action on the pitch, Liverpool remain active off the pitch as well. With only a few days left in the summer transfer window, links are continuing to form, with Piero Hincapié and Ryan Gravenberch being two of the potential deals attracting the most attention as the 1 September deadline approaches.

With all the news currently going on in and around the field, it can be hard to keep up. Here are the latest Liverpool.com stories you can’t miss.

Liverpool have found the heir of Mohamed Salah

As rumors of Liverpool star Mohamed Salah’s possible departure continue to swirl, the club must start planning for the future without him. The Reds have already lost Fabinho, Roberto Firmino and Jordan Henderson to lucrative offers from the Saudi Pro League and could face another defeat at Salah after news of Al-Itihhad’s ‘specific interest’ emerged. the player (The Athletic). It looks like it will stay there this summer, but it may just be a matter of time.

Salah’s absence would highlight a very clear problem within the team, apart from his scoring chances, creativity and leadership abilities. Apart from the Egyptian striker, there is a distinct lack of left-handers, especially in the offensive line.

Harvey Elliott is clearly preferred in midfield at the moment. But Liverpool may have found their Salah heir in the transfer market, with links to PSV’s Johan Bakayoko making stylistic sense.

Sensible final week of transfers for Liverpool

Time is currently ticking for Liverpool in the transfer window as the nation scrambles to finalize final deals that could put them in Premier League title contention this season.

Despite significant additions to midfield this summer with the arrivals of Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai and Wataru Endō, further reinforcements are now being touted, with Nice midfielder Khéphren Thuram once again emerging as a possible option.

Speaking of the player’s future, Nice director Florent Ghisolfi was asked about a possible farewell and said: “Thuram and Todibo are coveted. We hope to keep all our vital players informed, but we are never on an equal footing.” . players on the ground. If all parties are satisfied, the departure can take place.”

Liverpool could look into him – and more importantly reject any approach for Salah – in the smart last days of work

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Liverpool more likely to sign £38million player than Tottenham, he wants to join them – reporter

Bayer Leverkusen defender Piero Hincapie will join Liverpool ahead of Tottenham Hotspur.

Hincapie has been linked with a move to Anfield as the Reds look for a promising left centre-back.

And according to journalist Ben Jacobs it is a move that would please the player very much. However, on the Last Word On Spurs podcast, Jacobs said that while Liverpool may be the most likely destination for Hincapie, they are still not entirely convinced of him.

“The last name I would put on the centre-back, even though I think he’s potentially more Liverpool and maybe still West Ham, is still [Piero] Hincapie,” explained the journalist. “He is a left-wing central defender, with very high potential and good experience, and Tottenham have certainly gathered numbers and data on him. I don’t think they have selected him at the moment but he could be a name to watch if he wants to move up to the Premier League in the coming weeks.

“I don’t think it’s fair at this stage to say Spurs are in the running, but bear in mind the point I made earlier about what happens if you miss a goal. Who do you turn to in the last few hours of the window and that’s where you could get some surprises.

“But I’ve been told that if he becomes a Premier League club the player would love Liverpool, but he’s not quite sold yet and West Ham, who have been missing Harry Maguire, are still a club to watch.”

Liverpool linked up with Hincapie

At his most basic form, Hincapie fulfills what Liverpool are presumably looking for in a new defensive signing. Youngster with great potential, already playing in one of Europe’s top leagues and – crucially – left-handed.

It would also seem that his signing would not cost much. Last week, Ecuadorian newspaper Teradeportes reported that Leverkusen would demand around £38million to sell the Ecuadorian. It’s well within reach for Liverpool.

Still, we know the Reds don’t usually attack a player unless they fully believe in him. Also at a relatively cheap price.

To that end, they’re supposed to be keeping tabs on Hincapie, presumably to gauge his true level.

If they think the 21-year-old is worth a try, we might see some movement next week. From what I hear, Hincapie would be more than happy to join us.

But it’s also worth mentioning that the centre-back has the same agent as Moises Caicedo. Not a man or organization that Liverpool have enjoyed success with of late. You might want to stay away. One thing to keep in mind though.