“Matter of Days” Fabrizio Romano provides intriguing transfer tidbits for Liverpool fans 

Liverpool was regarded as one of the many illustrious names on Bruno Guimaraes’ admirers list.

To have any chance of acquiring the Brazilian international in the future, the Reds or any other team, it seems, will need to back up their claims.

This comes after a Fabrizio Romano X update, which stated that it will only be a “matter of days” before Newcastle formally agrees to a new contract with the midfielder through 2028, complete with a nine-figure release clause to ward off potential suitors.

It’s just matter of days to prepare all the formal documents, check with lawyers… and then Bruno will sign new deal valid until June 2028 ⚪️⚫️🇧🇷 #NUFC

Release clause in the region of £100m.

Exclusive story, confirmed. https://t.co/xCcB64Fqxv

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) September 28, 2023

Even though he is a holding midfielder, the deep-lying playmaker might not be quite what the Reds are looking for in the market before the January transfer window.

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Even with (the right-footed) Jarell Quansah’s excellent performances in the illustrious red shirt to consider, a left-footed center-back is undoubtedly near the top of our to-do list.

One potential target we could look to revive our interest in is Andre of Fluminense in order to meet the need to bring in an intriguing young No. 6.

Though not a particularly strong tackler, as his FBref statistics indicate, his 99th percentile passing completion and attempt rates distinguish him as a very dependable operator in possession.

Those are numbers that will undoubtedly continue to be appealing to the number crunchers in our recruitment team given our clear shift toward a more possession-based (as opposed to the gegenpress) style of football.

You can be sure that we won’t have to spend £100 million to bring Andre to Anfield!

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“Matter of Days” Fabrizio Romano provides intriguing transfer tidbits for Liverpool fans

Since moving from RB Leipzig to Liverpool this summer, Dominik Szoboszlai has had a positive impact that is already being recognized.

Dominik Szoboszlai has a devoted following among Liverpool supporters, as evidenced by the midfielder’s own banner being displayed on the Kop during Sunday’s victory over West Ham.

The 22-year-old was signed by the team in July after Jorg Schmadtke and Anfield executives snuck in to activate a £60 million release clause just before it was set to expire.

Merseyside was ablaze with excitement as positive feedback and well wishes arrived from Germany.

After seven appearances for Liverpool across all competitions, it is easy to understand why Szoboszlai arrived with such a positive attitude.

Three minutes into the match against Aston Villa, he scored his first goal at Anfield by skillfully volleying a Trent Alexander-Arnold corner into the goal.

On Sunday, Curtis Jones sneaked offside before heading in his skillful cross, so he was even denied an assist.

However, much more than goals are to blame for the fervent adoration fans have shown in such a short period of time.

He has contributed to the overhaul of the engine room, which now appears much more composed and in control than it did with the players who are currently gone, ranking 18th for the most passes completed in the Premier League with a completion rate of 859 percent.

He has assisted Jurgen Klopp’s midfield in rediscovering its intensity and attacking verve, and he ranks fourth among all top-flight players for shot creation actions and 14th for ball recoveries (all stats via Fbref .
com).

As a result, in addition to leading the club in t-shirt sales so far this year, the No. After the 3-1 victory over the Hammers, 8 was able to witness the presentation of a flag in the colors of his home country on the Kop.

Alongside customary banners honoring club heroes and legends like Bill Shankly, Steven Gerrard, and Mohamed Salah, it read: “Szoboszlai, Székesfehérvár, Hungary,” the middle word being the name of the city the midfielder is from. It was printed across the horizontal stripes of the Hungarian flag