Liverpool Gets Leroy Sane Boost

Liverpool Gets Leroy Sane Boost According to Rumour

It’s possible that the Bayern Munich player is delaying signing a new deal.

Given the likelihood that Mohamed Salah will leave Liverpool at the end of the current campaign, Jürgen Klopp and the transfer staff are probably eager to find someone to step into the enormous shoes of the Egyptian.

The season is going really well for the Reds. They’ve progressed to the Europa League knockout stage, the League Cup semi-final, and a precarious three-point lead in the Premier League title battle. Wataru Endo, Alexis Mac Allister, Ryan Gravenberch, Dominik Szoboszlai, and other newcomers have all adapted well to help the club and take the position of the numerous players that left last summer. If Salah does depart, they will need to make similarly bold acquisitions the next summer to ensure they don’t suffer too much without him.

Leroy Sane is one guy who might be a good fit. There are currently just 18 months left on the Bayern Munich player’s deal.

Although it was anticipated that he would sign an extension, there are rumours that he is holding off to weigh his choices. Sane has scored nine goals and provided nine assists for the German powerhouses in the first half of the season. In order for him to continue supporting Bayern in the Champions League this year, he would likely depart the team in the summer.

The 27-year-old may be prepared for a new challenge after the summer’s Euros, but he still has his sights set on another championship.

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Liverpool ‘prepared to sign $99 million check’ as Joshua Kimmich claim may start Man Utd transfer battle

Recent reports from Liverpool suggest that the team is prepared to spend heavily on a defender and that a fight for Joshua Kimmich with Manchester United may be imminent.

Now that the January transfer window is open, there are many theories floating around about what Liverpool might accomplish. Reports indicate that a defender may be close to signing a major contract, and Joshua Kimmich may face Manchester United in the near future. This is your summary of the most recent Liverpool news.

Leny Yoro, a defender for Lille, is reportedly “ready” for Liverpool to sign. However, the 18-year-old won’t be acquired cheaply.

As per Paisley Gates, the most recent sources from the continent indicate that the Reds would need to forfeit $99 million (£78 million/€90 million). Despite this, Liverpool is reportedly still keen to sign one of the most sought-after players in Ligue 1.

Le10Sport, a French publication, claims Liverpool is “ready to sign a nice cheque” to acquire Yoro, beating out some of its fiercest competitors in the process. Lille has apparently been contacted by Manchester United and City as well.

Though not as far along as Liverpool, PSG is rumoured to be in the running. According to the article, Lille is in negotiations with all parties, but keeping Yoro this month is still its top objective.

Liverpool and Man Utd in Kimmich battle

According to reports originating from Spain, Liverpool and Manchester United may soon be in competition to get Joshua Kimmich. The German international has been mentioned in connection with a possible January transfer from Bayern Munich.

Wataru Endō’s departure for the Asian Cup means that Liverpool’s choices in defensive midfield will be further constrained in the coming weeks. This has prompted concerns that, even though defence appears to be taking precedence right now, the engine room should look at other options.

Both Liverpool and United are reportedly interested in signing Kimmich, who is rumoured to be considering leaving Bayern ahead of a possible summer sale, according to the Spanish publication AS. In addition to giving the Reds an extra midfield option, he can also play right back, so if they decide to start Trent Alexander-Arnold in the centre, they have another choice.

However, Kimmich is older than the typical player the Reds would pursue at age 28. In the event that Liverpool decides to sign another midfield player by the summer, then other choices may become available.