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Liverpool ‘keen’ on £50m Premier League player as ‘scouting’ efforts begin
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Latest Liverpool Transfer News and Gossip: Updates on Bryan Mbeumo and Orkun Kokc
Liverpool is already being linked to various potential signings ahead of the January transfer window, although they will need to wait over two months to make any new additions for the second half of the season.
In the summer, Liverpool acquired Federico Chiesa from Juventus for £12.5 million. However, the Italian forward has only made three appearances for the club due to persistent fitness issues.
Additionally, Georgi Mamardashvili was signed before the summer transfer window closed. The Georgian goalkeeper is currently on loan at Valencia but is set to officially join Liverpool next summer.
The ECHO reports that Liverpool is reportedly interested in Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo. According to talkSPORT, the Reds will compete with Arsenal and Newcastle for the Bees’ star as they look toward 2025. The report indicates that Brentford has set an asking price of £50 million for Mbeumo, anticipating interest from clubs like Liverpool. The Reds may see Mbeumo as a potential successor to Mohamed Salah, whose contract at Anfield expires at the end of the season.
In another development, Liverpool is once again linked with Benfica midfielder Orkun Kokcu. As reported by Portuguese news outlet Record, Liverpool scouts are actively watching Kokcu ahead of a potential transfer.
Liverpool representatives are reportedly “gathering information” about Kokcu to consider signing the playmaker either in January or next summer. The Turkey international has previously worked with Liverpool head coach Arne Slot during their time at Feyenoord.
Recent reports suggest that Kokcu has a €150 million (£125 million) release clause in his Benfica contract, though other sources indicate that the club values him at €80 million (£66.5 million).
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Liverpool will face Arsenal today in a key match that could strengthen their status as contenders in the Premier League.
Arne Slot’s team has made a strong start to the season, but performing well against top teams is essential.
Despite their impressive performances so far, Liverpool has a significant concern. It’s remarkable that they might lose three of their top players on free transfers at the season’s end.
Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold have been pivotal to Liverpool’s success over the past decade. Two of them serve as the club’s captain and vice-captain, making their contributions vital.
However, if Liverpool does not secure contract renewals, these players could leave for nothing. Recently, reports indicated that Liverpool made a substantial offer to the England international in hopes of reaching an agreement.
According to Football Insider, Trent Alexander-Arnold is unlikely to renew his contract and may be heading to Real Madrid, who have shown significant interest in him.
Last summer, Liverpool placed a £66.6 million valuation on Trent. Losing such a talent without compensation would be disastrous, prompting the Reds to do everything possible to persuade him to remain.
One thing that can be said about Liverpool is that the media often lacks insight into the club’s internal matters, meaning these rumors could simply be speculation aimed at influencing the player.
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