Liverpool transfer news roundup – Tottenham match updates, Osimhen update, Kimmich ‘being considered’

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Liverpool have been linked with a stunning move for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen.

The Nigerian forward, who is currently on loan at Galatasaray, has faced uncertainty regarding his future after being dropped from Antonio Conte’s squad at Serie A. Both Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea have long been interested in Osimhen, though a transfer in the summer did not materialize.

Reports also indicate that Liverpool are monitoring Borussia Dortmund and England youth international Jamie Bynoe-Gittens. At the same time, German reports suggest Liverpool’s pursuit of Alphonso Davies may have encountered a setback, as the player is reportedly negotiating a contract extension with Bayern Munich.

In other news, speculation has arisen about a potential move for Darwin Nunez from a Saudi Pro League club. Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s name continues to be linked with a potential Liverpool takeover, following comments from his father that have fueled further speculation.

Ex-Liverpool Goalkeeper Linked with Move After Premier League Exit

Loris Karius could be on the verge of joining a new club for the first time since departing Newcastle United at the end of last season.

According to Sky Germany, Schalke are interested in signing the goalkeeper to replace Ron-Thorben Hoffmann, should Hoffmann move to Eintracht Braunschweig. Karius would provide backup as a replacement for Hoffmann on the bench for the 2. Bundesliga side, which is currently battling relegation to the 3. Liga.

Explosive Update on Bayern Munich’s Davies and Kimmich Contracts

Alphonso Davies finds himself in a situation similar to Trent Alexander-Arnold, with his contract at Bayern Munich expiring this summer.

Kicker reports that “Davies is in the Alexander-Arnold clamp,” though there may be some hope since Real Madrid is not prioritizing signing the Canadian international. Despite ongoing discussions over Davies’ future, as well as those of Jamal Musiala and Joshua Kimmich, little progress has been made in talks.

The situation behind the scenes at Bayern is expected to intensify in the coming month, with the club’s confidence in re-signing the trio reportedly diminishing since November and December.

Saudi Club Eyes Salah as Neymar Replacement

Al Hilal is reportedly considering Mohamed Salah as a potential replacement for Neymar this summer.

According to Spanish sports newspaper AS, Salah is the preferred option for the Saudi club should Neymar depart when his contract expires at the end of the season. The report notes that Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF), has been trying for years to convince Salah to move to a club in the Kingdom.

Arne Slot Targets Feyenoord Winger as Salah Backup

Liverpool are said to be planning a move for Anis Hadj Moussa, with the club keeping a close eye on the Feyenoord winger this season.

Football Insider reports that Liverpool have identified the Algeria international as a potential backup for Mohamed Salah. Hadji, who was signed by Feyenoord from Belgian club Patro Eisden while Arne Slot was in charge, penned a five-year contract in April.

Liverpool Interested in Osimhen

Anfield Watch has revealed that Victor Osimhen is an unexpected but intriguing attacking target for Liverpool.

The report claims that Liverpool have long admired the Nigerian forward, who is currently on loan at Galatasaray from Napoli. Osimhen has been under intense transfer scrutiny, with PSG and Chelsea also showing interest in him. His omission from Antonio Conte’s squad led to his move to Turkey.

Anfield Watch further noted: “Liverpool really admire Victor Osimhen and (Michael) Edwards and (Richard) Hughes both view him as the ideal replacement for Nunez.”

The Reds’ interest in Osimhen dates back several years, with Edwards being a long-time admirer of the Nigerian since his early days in European football in Belgium and then at Lille.