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Baris Yilmaz

According to reports, Liverpool is “extremely determined” to sign a winger for £25 million. The Reds are now inextricably intertwined.

According to Fotomac in Turkey, Liverpool appears “extremely determined” to recruit Galatasaray’s Baris Yilmaz.

Not that striking a bargain is simple. Yilmaz has given his club complete discretion on the matter, and they are hesitant to lose one of their best players. The winger would reportedly fetch around £30 million in order to sell, but Liverpool is only willing to offer £25 million.

That can also come in the form of an offer. According to the source, Liverpool is trying to finalise a deal for Yilmaz and will soon make a proposal of that amount.

Furthermore, this is by no means the first report about Liverpool’s interest. The president of Ankara claims to be aware of the fact that his team will receive a percentage of the proceeds from the sale of Yilmaz to Galatasaray.

Recently, Yilmaz visited England as well, fuelling transfer rumours. Furthermore, if Liverpool is sincere about wanting the player, they probably have an easy route to acquire him, as German writer Christian Falk stated this past week.

Liverpool interest in Baris Yilmaz

In terms of wingers, Liverpool is in an intriguing position. There are plenty, but not all of them seem trustworthy. Of course, Mohamed Salah is, but Cody Gakpo and Luis Diaz have also had inconsistent seasons.

Linkages with people like Anthony Gordon have resulted from it. But Yilmaz would be a little different because he plays from the right, and Liverpool does not have enough coverage for Salah.

Therefore, the club can perhaps just about justify Yilmaz’s signing—especially at a £25 million price. He had a bit of a breakthrough season with Galatasaray and made an impression with Turkey in the Euros. Put another way, he’s a player who could eventually establish himself in Liverpool’s lineup.

The simplest option to increase the assault this summer is to find Salah’s cover and possibly a long-term successor. Yilmaz might have the solution.

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Liverpool is getting ready to spend €65 million for a long term Mohamed Salah replacement

Takefusa Kubo

Liverpool will not lose Mohamed Salah this summer, but the team is still preparing for life without him.

The Egyptian’s future at the team is still unknown as he approaches the penultimate year of his contract at Anfield and has been linked to moves away from the team during that time.

Under previous boss Jurgen Klopp, the right-winger has contributed to the Reds’ victories in both the Premier League and the Champions League.

Given the uncertainty surrounding his long-term future at Liverpool, the Reds are planning to sign a replacement.

The Japanese newspaper Sports Nippon claims that Liverpool may be considering Real Sociedad’s Takefusa Kubo, a right winger.

Kubo has been connected to a move to Liverpool since January.

Despite rumours that he would be Jurgen Klopp’s last addition to the Reds, the Japanese international continued to play well for the La Liga outfit.

Since joining Real Sociedad in 2022 from Real Madrid, Kubo has demonstrated enormous potential.

At the age of 23, he has already made a name for himself as one of La Liga’s best players.

Liverpool is pursuing the Japanese international and intends to pay a transfer fee of approximately €65 million for him.

They are also willing to give the 23-year-old £240,000 a week in salary. It is evident that the Reds are getting ready to play without Salah, who may depart the team in the summer of 2019.

Mo Salah will be hard for Liverpool to replace

Takefusa Kubo

Similar to Salah, Kubo is a left-footed right-winger who enjoys cutting inside to create chances and score goals.

Kubo has shown promise in La Liga, but he will need to increase his goal total to take Salah’s place.

Salah’s twenty-four goals for the Reds dwarf the seven goals the Sociedad winger scored in the previous campaign.

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