Liverpool is looking to sign a dynamic 23-year-old who has already expressed his desire to transfer to Anfield.

Liverpool simply must strengthen this summer if they are to bridge the gap with their Premier League rivals.

Jurgen Klopp won an important top-four finish last season, but new faces are required to take the team to the next level.

Champions League football is also returning to Anfield, and new manager Arne Slot will need a strong and capable squad to compete.

He has plenty of solid choices, but the Reds aren’t the entire package right now.

Several areas require improvement, but a player connected with Liverpool may help fix more than one problem.

Liverpool has set its sights on Feyenoord ace Lutsharel Geertruida.

According to AD, Liverpool are looking to capture Feyenoord star Lutsharel Geertruida in the summer transfer season.

Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, and West Ham are reportedly interested in signing the 23-year-old ahead of the new season.

Geertruida, who has seven caps for the Netherlands, has made nearly 200 Feyenoord appearances.

This season, the player made 47 appearances, playing at right-back, centre-back, and left-back.

Lutsharel Geertruida may reunite with Arne Slot.

Slot, who has just recently left Feyenoord, certainly knows the defence well, and a reunion is already being discussed.

Geertruida is highly interested in working with Slot at Anfield, but whether the powers that be on Merseyside would approve the move remains to be seen.

He would surely improve the existing squad, with the Dutch international capable of playing in defensive midfield.

That adaptability might help fill a void at Anfield, as current defensive midfielder Wataru Endo could leave after just one season.

Furthermore, the Feyenoord player has extensive big-game experience, having faced Atletico Madrid, Lazio, and Celtic in this season’s Champions League.

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Ollie Watkins is considering a “dream” move as Liverpool considers making two transfers.

Ollie Watkins, a striker for Aston Villa, had a great season and helped his team advance to the Champions League. He has been linked to moves to Arsenal and Liverpool.

Ollie Watkins, an Aston Villa player, has already talked about his “dream” to play for Arsenal after Liverpool was linked to him.

The striker, who had his greatest season to date, gets included in England’s preliminary team for EURO 2024. Watkins raised his prominence by helping Villa qualify for the Champions League with 27 goals and 13 assists.

Because of this, there have been rumours of a potential transfer for the 28-year-old, with Liverpool even reportedly plotting a bid to wrest the attacker from Villa Park. Given Arne Slot’s arrival at Anfield, it is understood that the Reds are not actively chasing that move, which might still work for Watkins.

Arsenal is one team looking to add a forward this summer in an attempt to fight Manchester City for the Premier League title once more after losing by a mere two points in 2023–2024. That prospect might fit Watkins’s long-term objectives.

When Watkins was still with Brentford, he acknowledged having some loyalty to the Gunners during an interview at the 2020 London Football Awards. “To play for Arsenal is the goal one day. But the odds are slim,” he remarked. “The only reason is that my family helps them and things like that.

However, that’s a long-term objective. Earlier this month, Watkins’ affiliation with Arsenal was evident as Aston Villa qualified for the Champions League. Man City’s victory over Tottenham in the last week of the season, which gave Pep Guardiola’s club a significant lead over Arsenal in the title battle, sealed the Midlands team’s fourth-place result.

Watkins was noticeably more reflective while his teammates rejoiced.

Additionally, Liverpool has chosen not to pursue Crysencio Summerville, a great player for Leeds United. According to reports, Chelsea and the Reds were vying for the Dutchman’s signing.

Paraag Marathe, chairman of the Whites, acknowledged that players might have to vacate Elland Road. Compared to most, Summerville will generate more interest.

“We have the funds we need to do what we need, but there will need to be some trade-offs,” he stated. “It’s not just about outs; it’s also about ins, considering scouting options, but we have to make trade-offs. At this point, it’s too early to discuss individual players.

We’ll make sure we continue to be completely compliant with P and S, but there are some things we need to do. We’ll have to start over and figure out what bargains we need to make.”