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  • As Jordan Henderson moves closer to a switch to Saudi Arabia, Liverpool “learns Khephren Thuram’s price.”.

    As Jordan Henderson moves closer to a switch to Saudi Arabia, Liverpool “learns Khephren Thuram’s price.”.

    As Jordan Henderson moves closer to a switch to Saudi Arabia, Liverpool "learns Khephren Thuram's price.". In order to improve his midfield in anticipation of Jordan Henderson's potential departure for Saudi Arabia, Jurgen Klopp is pursuing the transfer of Khephren Thuram. The Liverpool transfer rumors are still circulating as the club begins preseason practice. There are currently discussions about possible new signings after the additions of Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai to the team. OGC Nice star Khephren Thuram is one name that has been connected to Liverpool. Thuram was expected to remain at Nice, according to earlier reports, as Liverpool had diverted their focus and Bayern Munich had scaled back their interest. The midfielder reportedly wanted to increase his chances of being selected for the French national team for Euro 2024. New reports, however, suggest that Liverpool is still interested in signing him. This summer, Thuram's services are sought after by both Liverpool and Bayern Munich, claims Foot Mercato. Nice would be willing to sell the 22-year-old, but only if their asking price of £43 million is met. Nice would also need to negotiate terms with the player, who is not actively seeking a transfer. Borussia Dortmund, Jurgen Klopp's former club, is reportedly interested in Thuram as well, so they could compete with Liverpool. Dortmund, however, might think the cost is excessive. Jordan Henderson has been offered a lucrative deal to join him in the Saudi Pro League by former Liverpool captain and current manager Steven Gerrard of Al Ettifaq. Levi Colwill is reportedly wanted by Liverpool, and they are prepared to make an offer. Other teams have expressed interest in the defender, but Chelsea insists that he is not for sale, so the defender's future is uncertain. Colwill's current Blues contract is good until 2025, but he reportedly has second thoughts about staying with the team in the long run. During preseason, the player and Mauricio Pochettino are also expected to speak.
    In order to improve his midfield in anticipation of Jordan Henderson’s potential departure for Saudi Arabia, Jurgen Klopp is pursuing the transfer of Khephren Thuram.

    The Liverpool transfer rumors are still circulating as the club begins preseason practice.

    There are currently discussions about possible new signings after the additions of Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai to the team. OGC Nice star Khephren Thuram is one name that has been connected to Liverpool.

    Thuram was expected to remain at Nice, according to earlier reports, as Liverpool had diverted their focus and Bayern Munich had scaled back their interest.

    The midfielder reportedly wanted to increase his chances of being selected for the French national team for Euro 2024. New reports, however, suggest that Liverpool is still interested in signing him.

    This summer, Thuram’s services are sought after by both Liverpool and Bayern Munich, claims Foot Mercato. Nice would be willing to sell the 22-year-old, but only if their asking price of £43 million is met. Nice would also need to negotiate terms with the player, who is not actively seeking a transfer.

    Borussia Dortmund, Jurgen Klopp’s former club, is reportedly interested in Thuram as well, so they could compete with Liverpool. Dortmund, however, might think the cost is excessive.

    Jordan Henderson has been offered a lucrative deal to join him in the Saudi Pro League by former Liverpool captain and current manager Steven Gerrard of Al Ettifaq.

    Levi Colwill is reportedly wanted by Liverpool, and they are prepared to make an offer. Other teams have expressed interest in the defender, but Chelsea insists that he is not for sale, so the defender’s future is uncertain.

    Colwill’s current Blues contract is good until 2025, but he reportedly has second thoughts about staying with the team in the long run. During preseason, the player and Mauricio Pochettino are also expected to speak.

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    What Darwin Nuez said regarding assuming Liverpool’s number 9 jersey.

    What Darwin Nuez said regarding assuming Liverpool’s number 9 jersey.
    Liverpool now has a new nine.

    And his name is Darwin Nuez!

    Prior to the 2023–24 season, the 24-year-old Uruguayan has been officially given the jersey that had previously belonged to Roberto Firmino.

    I’m really happy to wear number nine, Nuez said, according to quotes on Liverpoolfc.com. I’m also extremely proud.

    “Honestly, other players have worn this number really well in the past, and now it’s my turn. And I’m hoping for a smooth transition.

    “Like the previous players, I hope I can portray it as accurately as possible.
    And let’s hope it lasts for a long time and brings lots of joy.
    ”.

    In his first season at Liverpool after making a sizable transfer from Benfica, Nuez wore number 27.
    With nine goals in the Premier League, the striker scored 15 times overall.

    Firmino isn’t the only club legend to have worn the number 9, as Fernando Torres, Robbie Fowler, and Ian Rush have all done.

    It is stated on the official Liverpool club website that any supporters who have already purchased a “Darwin 27” shirt: “will be personally reimbursed by Nunez with a like-for-like exchange for a “Darwin 9” shirt. “.

     

     

  • What Darwin Nuez said regarding assuming Liverpool’s number 9 jersey.

    What Darwin Nuez said regarding assuming Liverpool’s number 9 jersey.

    What Darwin Nuez said regarding assuming Liverpool's number 9 jersey.

    Liverpool now has a new nine.

    And his name is Darwin Nuez!

    Prior to the 2023–24 season, the 24-year-old Uruguayan has been officially given the jersey that had previously belonged to Roberto Firmino.

    I’m really happy to wear number nine, Nuez said, according to quotes on Liverpoolfc.com. I’m also extremely proud.

    “Honestly, other players have worn this number really well in the past, and now it’s my turn. And I’m hoping for a smooth transition.

    “Like the previous players, I hope I can portray it as accurately as possible.
    And let’s hope it lasts for a long time and brings lots of joy.
    ”.

    In his first season at Liverpool after making a sizable transfer from Benfica, Nuez wore number 27.
    With nine goals in the Premier League, the striker scored 15 times overall.

    Firmino isn’t the only club legend to have worn the number 9, as Fernando Torres, Robbie Fowler, and Ian Rush have all done.

    It is stated on the official Liverpool club website that any supporters who have already purchased a “Darwin 27” shirt: “will be personally reimbursed by Nunez with a like-for-like exchange for a “Darwin 9” shirt. “.

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    As Jordan Henderson moves closer to a switch to Saudi Arabia, Liverpool “learns Khephren Thuram’s price.”.

    As Jordan Henderson moves closer to a switch to Saudi Arabia, Liverpool "learns Khephren Thuram's price.". In order to improve his midfield in anticipation of Jordan Henderson's potential departure for Saudi Arabia, Jurgen Klopp is pursuing the transfer of Khephren Thuram. The Liverpool transfer rumors are still circulating as the club begins preseason practice. There are currently discussions about possible new signings after the additions of Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai to the team. OGC Nice star Khephren Thuram is one name that has been connected to Liverpool. Thuram was expected to remain at Nice, according to earlier reports, as Liverpool had diverted their focus and Bayern Munich had scaled back their interest. The midfielder reportedly wanted to increase his chances of being selected for the French national team for Euro 2024. New reports, however, suggest that Liverpool is still interested in signing him. This summer, Thuram's services are sought after by both Liverpool and Bayern Munich, claims Foot Mercato. Nice would be willing to sell the 22-year-old, but only if their asking price of £43 million is met. Nice would also need to negotiate terms with the player, who is not actively seeking a transfer. Borussia Dortmund, Jurgen Klopp's former club, is reportedly interested in Thuram as well, so they could compete with Liverpool. Dortmund, however, might think the cost is excessive. Jordan Henderson has been offered a lucrative deal to join him in the Saudi Pro League by former Liverpool captain and current manager Steven Gerrard of Al Ettifaq. Levi Colwill is reportedly wanted by Liverpool, and they are prepared to make an offer. Other teams have expressed interest in the defender, but Chelsea insists that he is not for sale, so the defender's future is uncertain. Colwill's current Blues contract is good until 2025, but he reportedly has second thoughts about staying with the team in the long run. During preseason, the player and Mauricio Pochettino are also expected to speak.
    In order to improve his midfield in anticipation of Jordan Henderson’s potential departure for Saudi Arabia, Jurgen Klopp is pursuing the transfer of Khephren Thuram.

    The Liverpool transfer rumors are still circulating as the club begins preseason practice.

    There are currently discussions about possible new signings after the additions of Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai to the team. OGC Nice star Khephren Thuram is one name that has been connected to Liverpool.

    Thuram was expected to remain at Nice, according to earlier reports, as Liverpool had diverted their focus and Bayern Munich had scaled back their interest.

    The midfielder reportedly wanted to increase his chances of being selected for the French national team for Euro 2024. New reports, however, suggest that Liverpool is still interested in signing him.

    This summer, Thuram’s services are sought after by both Liverpool and Bayern Munich, claims Foot Mercato. Nice would be willing to sell the 22-year-old, but only if their asking price of £43 million is met. Nice would also need to negotiate terms with the player, who is not actively seeking a transfer.

    Borussia Dortmund, Jurgen Klopp’s former club, is reportedly interested in Thuram as well, so they could compete with Liverpool. Dortmund, however, might think the cost is excessive.

    Jordan Henderson has been offered a lucrative deal to join him in the Saudi Pro League by former Liverpool captain and current manager Steven Gerrard of Al Ettifaq.

    Levi Colwill is reportedly wanted by Liverpool, and they are prepared to make an offer. Other teams have expressed interest in the defender, but Chelsea insists that he is not for sale, so the defender’s future is uncertain.

    Colwill’s current Blues contract is good until 2025, but he reportedly has second thoughts about staying with the team in the long run. During preseason, the player and Mauricio Pochettino are also expected to speak.

     

  • If Liverpool confirms the $65 million transfers of Jordan Henderson and Fabinho, three things will undoubtedly occur.

    If Liverpool confirms the $65 million transfers of Jordan Henderson and Fabinho, three things will undoubtedly occur.

    If Liverpool confirms the $65 million transfers of Jordan Henderson and Fabinho, three things will undoubtedly occur.
    Jordan Henderson and Fabinho, two midfielders for Liverpool, are reportedly being courted by Saudi Arabia for high-profile transfers that would be a watershed for Jürgen Klopp.

    Jordan Henderson and Fabinho are now top transfer targets for the Saudi Pro League, which could lead to a much larger midfield change at Liverpool than originally anticipated.

    The Daily Mail reported that Henderson has been offered up to $915k (£700k/€820k) per week, and The Athletic reported this morning that a $52m (£40m/€47m) bid for Fabinho is being prepared. Should they decide to move and accept the enormous salaries on offer, it’s possible that both players could leave.

    According to Fabrizio Romano’s tweets, Liverpool would demand $13 million (£10 million/€12 million) from Henderson, giving them a total of $65 million (£50 million/€58 million) if the transfers happen. But where would that leave the Liverpool rebuild? For one thing, it would leave Jürgen Klopp short on bodies, making more incomings in the center of the pitch crucial.

    Although the Saudi league has recently made a lot of noise, this would be on an entirely different level. This isn’t Cristiano Ronaldo leaving for the Middle East in search of one last lucrative contract, N’Golo Kanté leaving Chelsea, or Rben Neves being snatched up from a mid-table midfielder.

    Fabinho is only 29 years old, while Henderson is an important player for Liverpool and England. The former AS Monaco player still has a long career ahead of him and, given the situation, would enter the new season as the Reds’ lone senior holding midfielder by natural birth.

    In the next day or two, it should be clear which way the transfer deals will go and what Liverpool needs to do next, in a development that could change the course of football forever. Here is a look at what Liverpool . com predicts “definitely” will occur should the double exit occur.

    Rumor Spreading: Liverpool and Lavia Agree on Personal Terms.We need two new signings.

    Roméo Lavia is one of the options Liverpool is considering should another player leave this summer, but even he won’t be sufficient if both Fabinho and Henderson leave.

    The situation with players like James Milner and Naby Keta, who have already left for free at the end of their contracts, is different here because Fabinho and Henderson made 92 appearances between them in all competitions last season.

    The midfielders remaining in Liverpool’s lineup without Fabinho and Henderson are Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexis Mac Allister, Curtis Jones, Harvey Elliott, Thiago Alcantara, Tyler Morton, and Stefan Bajeti.

    To close the gap, additional experience would be needed. To fill the minutes and keep the Reds from running out of options, more bodies are required.

    New captain appointed.

    Liverpool would lose its club captain if Henderson left. A new player would have to be chosen for the position, with vice-captain Virgil van Dijk (who has worn the armband numerous times) possibly being the clear favorite.

    Trent Alexander-Arnold would also be able to make a case and has previously been open about wanting to pursue that goal. The 24-year-old will undoubtedly contribute significantly to Liverpool’s team for many years to come.

    Liverpool has a lot of leaders on the field, including national team captains like Szoboszlai, Mohamed Salah, and Andy Robertson, but losing Henderson and Milner in a single summer would be a big loss given the expertise of Fabinho.

    No repeat of 2022–2023.

    Liverpool’s midfield struggled mightily at times during the previous campaign, and its opponents frequently overran it. But now that a complete overhaul is feasible, that ought to be eliminated.

    Younger players can take the place of aging ones, provided they have the necessary experience to compete at the highest level.

    If it becomes necessary, replacing Henderson and Fabinho simultaneously would mean starting the upcoming season with a nearly entirely different Liverpool midfield lineup, whether on purpose or by accident.

    This could be a watershed event that alters the course of Klopp’s remaining tenure at Liverpool in a summer of significant transitions. The only member of the Liverpool squad still in place from before Klopp took over is Henderson, but that may soon change.

     

  • Rumor Spreading: Liverpool and Lavia Agree on Personal Terms.

    Rumor Spreading: Liverpool and Lavia Agree on Personal Terms.

    Rumor Spreading: Liverpool and Lavia Agree on Personal Terms.
    Liverpool FC reportedly reached a personal agreement with Southampton’s Romeo Lavia while they wait for their captain’s decision on whether to move to Saudi Arabia.

    Whether Liverpool would need to make room for Lavia by moving a midfielder like Thiago had been the subject of conflicting reports. However, it appears that Henderson’s potential departure will finish the job.

    With the player committed to the Reds, hopefully the club can now start the slow-burning process of haggling a transfer fee with Southampton. Logic suggests that the price would be slightly higher than £40 million, but I would certainly anticipate Liverpool to reduce it from the £50 million fee that has been floated over the past week. That is as a result of the buy-back clause going into effect at the same price in 2019. If Soton approves the player’s transfer during this window, City will also be entitled to a portion of the transfer fee. Even though the player has only one season of experience in the top flight, the talent is undeniable.
    Nevertheless, the price is still high.
    We’ll see if Jörg Schmadtke and crew can complete the task.

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    In the midst of the Anfield transfer turbulence, Florian Plettenberg, a Liverpool player, has been seen in Germany.

    Rumor Spreading: Liverpool and Lavia Agree on Personal Terms.
    Sepp van den Berg of Liverpool reportedly has the power to arrange a transfer to a Bundesliga team soon.

    This information was provided by Sky German’s Florian Plettenberg via Twitter during a period of significant change behind the scenes with potential offers for Jordan Henderson and Fabinho.

    The tweet in question suggests that the defender, who briefly made an impression at Schalke after a six-month injury layoff, would be interested in a loan assignment.

    Even though it’s admittedly challenging to see where the young Dutchman fits in around players like Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate, it’s still debatably premature to say with certainty that he doesn’t have a future in the Liverpool backline.

    It’s a potentially exciting option we could look to exploit if the player can have a fruitful stint on loan in the German top-flight. He stands at 6’4″ and has already played fairly prominently as a right-sided center-back while on loan.

    It’s a discussion that is ultimately supported by “ifs,” “buts,” and “maybes,” of course, and it’s unlikely that we will be in a position to gamble next summer given rumors about the need to restock the back four in 2024.

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    Liverpool is prepared to move to acquire Levi Colwill.

    Rumor Spreading: Liverpool and Lavia Agree on Personal Terms.
    Levi Colwill, a Chelsea center-back, is available for negotiation, according to 90min.

    Despite Chelsea’s insistence that Colwill is not for sale, sources have confirmed to 90min that Liverpool is confident that they can persuade Colwill to leave Stamford Bridge.

    Colwill, who was a key player in England’s victory at the European Under-21 Championship this summer, made a significant impression while on loan at Brighton and Hove Albion last year. The Seagulls have already made a few unsuccessful attempts to sign him on a long-term basis.

    Brighton first proposed a permanent contract in January, and Chelsea has said repeatedly since then that they do not intend to sell the defender.

    Even though Chelsea has insisted that Colwill will have opportunities to succeed this upcoming season, 90min has been informed that Colwill is not yet convinced that Chelsea should be his long-term home.

    Colwill’s current contract with Chelsea is set to expire in 2025, but as of right now, negotiations have not moved forward. Players who refuse to sign new contracts will be sold, Chelsea has made clear to their team. Mason Mount and Mateo Kovacic’s departures this summer are particularly notable.

    Liverpool has been concentrating on upgrading their midfield this summer, and now that Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai have already been signed, they are also looking at defensive options. Colwill is in their sights as a potential new center-half, and Liverpool has been focusing on upgrading their midfield as a whole this summer.

    They had expressed interest in Micky van de Ven of Wolfsburg, who is currently in negotiations with Tottenham, but Colwill has emerged as their top target, and they think he wants to move to Anfield.

    Colwill said earlier this week that he was still debating his options but insisted that playing regularly is something he wants at Chelsea.

    “I’ll talk to my family, talk to everyone I need to talk to, and then I’ll decide. Colwill stated, “I have to play at the end of the day to hopefully get there [England senior team] and go to the next camp.

    In addition to confirming that he will speak with Colwill about his plans, new Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino added, “I need to get a feel for him. I want to know what he’s thinking. what he anticipates. Of course, I also expect him to pay attention to what I ask of him after that. “.

     

  • Liverpool has increased its offer to secure the signing to over £25.7 million.

    Liverpool has increased its offer to secure the signing to over £25.7 million.

    Liverpool has increased its offer to secure the signing to over £25.7 million.
    According to rumours in the Italian media, Liverpool and Torino are nearing a signing agreement for Perr Schuurs.

    Tutto Sport claims that the Reds made a £25.7 million opening offer, but the Turin club rejected it.

    According to the Italian source, Liverpool has now raised its initial offer over £25.7 million but has not yet matched the asking price of almost £34 million.

    According to reports, Napoli made a £24 million deal for Schuurs earlier and had it accepted right away. Much to their relief, the Serie A champions did not follow up on Torino’s “blunder” and instead began considering their options.

    Even though the Liverpool club’s initial bid was bigger than that of the Naples-based team, it was still turned down by Torino because they genuinely believe the Reds are wealthy and can afford the £34 million charge, according to Tutto Sport.

    Last summer, Jurgen Klopp ‘wanted’ the defender, and he is now ‘insisting’ on his management completing the transaction.

    Schuurs has informed his teammates that he could quit Torino, and as a result, the move to England is ‘ever closer’ as he prefers to join the Merseysiders.

    As the Italian source has not revealed any rejection, the higher offer is still on the table.

    Other Premier League teams like West Ham United and Crystal Palace are also interested, but according to the media outlet, they are much “behind” Liverpool.

    We’ll watch how the transfer saga plays out and keep you informed.

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    At Anfield, a star worth £30 million might be “as good as Levi Colwill.”.

    Liverpool has increased its offer to secure the signing to over £25.7 million.
    Levil Colwill’s “equally good” replacement could be signed by Liverpool.

    Transfer insider Dean Jones told GIVEMESPORT that Liverpool may now try to sign Perr Schuurs rather than Levi Colwill this summer.

    Schuurs is likely to be a more practical option than Colwill of Chelsea in Jurgen Klopp’s search for a left-sided center-half.

    Perr Schuurs, recent transfers to Liverpool.

    The Reds appear to be about to spend big money on a left-sided defender in another summer of big spending at Anfield.

    The first new player to join the team was Alexis Mac Allister, a World Cup winner who joined in a £35 million deal from Brighton and Hove Albion (Sky Sports).

    This was supported by the £60 million acquisition of Dominik Szoboszlai, who joined the Merseyside-based team from Bundesliga side RB Leipzig earlier this month (Sky Sports).

    The central defender Schuurs is the most recent player to be linked with Liverpool, despite the club already having spent close to £100 million overall.

    The Europa League rivals are reportedly interested in signing the talented Torino defender this summer, according to an Italian report on Schuurs.

    The 23-year-old is reportedly being pursued by Liverpool, Crystal Palace, and West Ham United. A £30 million price tag is reportedly attached to Schuurs’ head.

    What has Dean Jones said regarding Liverpool’s interest in Schuurs and Colwill?

    Jones, a transfer insider, acknowledged to GIVEMESPORT that Schuurs might be the ideal Colwill substitute should the latter not be a viable option.

    According to Jones, Perr Schuurs is one of the top 23-year-old defenders available for signing at the moment.

    “He has a profile and potential level that would allow him to be quickly and easily elevated to much higher levels of value.

    He has the potential to be just as good as Colwill, and Arsenal, Crystal Palace, and West Ham have all expressed interest in him.
    ”.

    Is Colwill really of interest to Liverpool?

    Liverpool has increased its offer to secure the signing to over £25.7 million.
    In spite of their interest in Torino’s Schuurs, Liverpool is continuing to pursue Colwill from Chelsea, according to a report by 90min.

    Colwill gained attention at the Under-21 European Championships, where he played defense for an England team that went undefeated and won the competition. Colwill is now being linked to a transfer away from Chelsea in search of more playing time.

    The 20-year-old spent the previous campaign on loan at Brighton & Hove Albion, and the Sussex club is reportedly eager to bring him back to the Amex Stadium. The Seagulls are reportedly willing to pay £40 million to do so.

    It’s difficult to imagine how Colwill will be able to pass up the chance to play for Klopp and company should Liverpool match, or even surpass, the offer made by Brighton to Chelsea.

    Although there aren’t many, if any, better options available right now than Schuurs, the Reds will need to replace Colwill as a target if Chelsea holds out for a hefty price or even refuses to sell at all.

     

     

  • If Steven Gerrard steals Jordan Henderson, Liverpool has already made its next acquisition.

    If Steven Gerrard steals Jordan Henderson, Liverpool has already made its next acquisition.

    If Steven Gerrard steals Jordan Henderson, Liverpool has already made its next acquisition.
    Jordan Henderson’s desire to go to Saudi Arabia may prompt Steven Gerrard to take him there, which would force Jurgen Klopp to look again at the midfielder transfer market.

    As Steven Gerrard plans to sign club captain Jordan Henderson this summer, Liverpool may be forced to enter the transfer market once more. If Henderson decides to follow Gerrard on his new adventure in Saudi Arabia, Jurgen Klopp will be on high alert about the need to replace the midfielder. The German manager has already set his sights on a third midfield addition should Henderson decide to leave.

    In keeping with the influx of well-known figures moving to the Arabian Gulf, Gerrard has been officially named the new manager of Saudi Pro League team Al-Ettifaq. With Roberto Firmino joining Al-Alhi on a three-year deal after leaving as a free agent, there will be some familiar faces from Liverpool, and he wants Henderson to be a part of his revamped midfield.

    Since moving from Sunderland in 2011, Henderson has been associated with Liverpool for 12 years.
    It is believed that Henderson is seriously considering joining Gerrard at his new club.

    The 33-year-old needs eight more matches to reach 500 appearances for the Merseyside club, but with his regular spot in the starting lineup in jeopardy, he might be tempted to call it quits at Anfield. By spending about £115 million to hire Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai, Klopp has already begun to make plans for the future.

    In the event that Henderson leaves, the 55-year-old boss might be persuaded to ask for another addition. Romeo Lavia appears to be Liverpool’s top target as they have cooled their interest in Nice starlet Khephren Thuram after engaging in negotiations earlier in the transfer window.

    The Reds have been in contact with the Belgian international’s representatives for a number of weeks, but Fabrizio Romano claims that “no concrete offer” has been made for him.

    The 19-year-old, who transferred from Manchester City to Southampton last summer for just £15 million, is now valued at £50 million. The signing of Shea Charles, who hails once more from treble winners City, may indicate that despite their relegation, they are now willing to sell Lavia now that a replacement is available.

    That might be more than Liverpool is prepared to spend on a player with just one season of Premier League experience. However, Lavia was one of the Saints team’s bright spots as they slipped into the Championship, and if Henderson left, Klopp would be short on players, so interest from Arsenal and Chelsea may force their hand.

    James Milner, Naby Keita, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain have all been released, and Thiago Alcantara might follow suit if the Spaniard receives an appropriate offer. Stefan Bajcetic, Curtis Jones, and Fabinho would be Klopp’s only remaining options in that area of the field if Henderson were to leave.

    Lavia presents a promising option for the future and will undoubtedly profit from Klopp’s nurturing presence, while Mac Allister and Szoboszlai offer a genuine upgrade and the pair will slot straight into the side.

    Henderson, who the team signed when he was just 21 years old and who turned out to be a fantastic acquisition, could prove to be of the same caliber as Lavia if Liverpool intensify their pursuit.

    More news…….

    A Liverpool player was offered a contract worth £200,000 per week to leave Anfield.

    If Steven Gerrard steals Jordan Henderson, Liverpool has already made its next acquisition.
    According to reports, Steven Gerrard is eager to sign the midfielder and has offered Jordan Henderson a contract worth nearly £200,000 per week to move to Saudi Arabia.

    The Daily Mail reports that Al-Ettifaq are making a strong effort to sign the 32-year-old captain of Liverpool amid mounting speculation that Henderson may actually move to the Middle East and that the midfielder is now the subject of a contract offer worth £200,000 per week.

    Jurgen Klopp has praised Henderson as an “outstanding” player, and after today’s latest development, it appears that his chances of moving to Saudi Arabia have significantly increased. £200,000 per week is a sizable pay raise for a midfielder who is nearing the end of his career.

    Henderson, who is Liverpool’s captain and is expected to play a significant role in the team next season, would be a major loss for the Reds if he decided to move to Saudi Arabia. This is especially true given how crucial the 32-year-old is to the team’s off-field success.

    Henderson joining Al-Ettifaq would undoubtedly be among the summer’s most shocking moves. The choice now rests with the midfielder as to whether he wants to stay at Liverpool or move farther east to Saudi Arabia.

    Henderson must not be influenced by Saudi Arabian wealth.

    Saying that Henderson’s transfer to Saudi Arabia would be one of the most disappointing in recent Liverpool transfers would be somewhat of an understatement given the financial implications and undertones of the political messaging involved, both of which will damage the midfielder’s reputation at Anfield.

    Even though some Liverpool fans may unfairly criticize Henderson, the 32-year-old has been a fantastic captain and a positive role model off the field ever since. Additionally, the England international would effectively undo all of his good work if he moved to Saudi Arabia.

     

     

  • Liverpool is about to unleash a 17-goal weapon that Jurgen Klopp only had time to use six times the previous season.

    Liverpool is about to unleash a 17-goal weapon that Jurgen Klopp only had time to use six times the previous season.

    As he gets ready for the upcoming Premier League season, Jurgen Klopp is likely to be given a challenging situation this preseason.
    As he gets ready for the upcoming Premier League season, Jurgen Klopp is likely to be given a challenging situation this preseason.

    This weekend, as preparations for the 2023–24 season got underway, Liverpool’s stars started to pour through the AXA Training Center’s doors. The countdown for August 13 began.

    Naturally, the Reds’ Premier League campaign will get underway then with a trip to Stamford Bridge to take on a freshly revamped Mauricio Pochettino-coached Chelsea squad.

    Before departing for Singapore to play Leicester City and Bayern Munich at the end of July, Liverpool will travel to Germany’s Black Forest and the depths of Europe for a grueling training camp. This will be their first away day of the season.

    After last time out’s season of overall and individual decline at Anfield, Klopp will have plenty to think about as he attempts to plot his first-choice starting XI for the five friendlies penciled in the calendar over the next five weeks. It occurs as Liverpool aims to win the Champions League again after finishing fifth in the Premier League.

    Luis Diaz, Diogo Jota, Darwin Nunez, Cody Gakpo, and Mohamed Salah
    The simultaneous availability of Luis Diaz, Diogo Jota, Darwin Nunez, Cody Gakpo, and Mohamed Salah is expected to help Klopp’s efforts to negotiate a return to the top table of European football.

    The five players have only been available for six Premier League games together, which is perhaps not surprising given the severity of the injury crisis that decimated large portions of the squad last season. Liverpool scored 17 goals during that time, or in April 2023, averaging 20.8 goals per game.

    The 6-1 thrashing of Leeds United at Elland Road from that stretch of games, which came in the middle of the Reds’ 11-game unbeaten streak at the end of the season, will serve as the highlight reel that will have whetted Klopp’s appetite going into the new season.

    Across the Pennines on that particular night, Cody Gakpo completed a quick counterattack to give Liverpool the lead in the first half before Mohamed Salah scored a decisive goal four minutes later to double the lead.

    After the break, Luis Sinisterra scored to cut the deficit in half, but Diogo Jota, who had been freed by an incredible Curtis Jones through-ball, scored to snap a one-year goal drought. Moments later, he and Salah helped themselves to their second of the game before substitute Darwin Nunez sealed a memorable evening for the away Kop with the Reds’ sixth goal in extra time.

    Luis Diaz, Diogo Jota, Darwin Nunez, Cody Gakpo, and Mohamed Salah
    Despite a flurry of goals in the second half, Luis Diaz’s return from a seven-month absence from the field received the loudest cheer of the evening from the roughly 3,000 Reds seated in the East Stand at Elland Road. After emerging as a glimmer of hope in the early weeks of the season, the Colombian’s protracted absence from the team left Liverpool lacking in inventiveness, skill, and attacking vigor as the goals dried up at Anfield at a time when Nunez and Gakpo were still acclimating to life in Merseyside.

    With Liverpool vying for a top-four finish, Klopp said of Diaz in May, “Having Luis back for this particular run of games has been a massive help and you can see the impact that he has on his teammates and the opposition.”. “It is so beneficial to have him back in the team, doing what he does, because he gives us a different threat and brings a different profile to our attack.
    ”.

    The Liverpool manager can come to expect a fully-fit and firing forward department in the upcoming season, as evidenced by a pulsating 4-3 victory over Tottenham Hotspur later in the month following the latest of late strikes courtesy of Jota.

    Following his impressive adjustment to life at Anfield since his £37 million transfer from PSV Eindhoven in January, Gakpo currently holds a firm hold of the central position in Liverpool’s forward line. When Liverpool begins their season in West London in a little more than five weeks, Diaz and Salah will be expected to flank the Dutchman on the left and right sides.

    However, Liverpool are actually well-stocked and ready for a successful campaign on Merseyside regardless of the lineup Klopp chooses for the 2023–24 season.

     

  • Mauricio Pochettino decides to spend £25m on Rayan Cherki as negotiations continue, according to Chelsea transfer news.

    Mauricio Pochettino decides to spend £25m on Rayan Cherki as negotiations continue, according to Chelsea transfer news.

    Mauricio Pochettino decides to spend £25m on Rayan Cherki as negotiations continue, according to Chelsea transfer news.
    The most recent Chelsea transfer rumors and news, including developments regarding Moises Caicedo, Rayan Cherki negotiations, and Trevoh Chalobah’s future at Stamford Bridge.

    Moises Caicedo’s transfer to Manchester United is approved by Erik ten Hag.

    A comment made by Erik ten Hag regarding Manchester United’s transfer activity has given Chelsea the go-ahead to sign Moises Caicedo of Brighton. Although the Blues are believed to be in the lead in the race for Caicedo’s signature, United have been linked with a move for the Ecuadorian international.

    Caicedo was a player in whom Arsenal had interest in January, but that interest has since waned this summer. The Blues’ top priority this summer is still Caicedo, not football. London has an understanding.

    Before United’s first preseason game, Ten Hag admitted he wants to strengthen the team but gave the impression that he might look to the club’s academy rather than outside signings. The Dutchman said, “We must strengthen the squad, and you can do it with transfers, but you can also use players from across the academy.”.

    “United is renowned for using young players in the first team. I’m hoping for at least one player who can enter. “.

    The midfielder for Brighton recently stated that he would be open to moving to Chelsea during the summer transfer window. In order to bolster Mauricio Pochettino’s midfield options, the Blues are currently in negotiations with Brighton about a possible £80 million deal to sign the Ecuadorian midfielder.

    As Liverpool increase their interest in Levi Colwill, Mauricio Pochettino decides which player to transfer to Chelsea.

    Liverpool may sign a "new Virgil van Dijk," but the star may demand a higher salary than the Dutch player.
    As Mauricio Pochettino battles to keep hold of Levi Colwill at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea has made a decision regarding the future of Trevoh Chalobah.
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    Teams are monitoring, but as far as London is aware, the Blues are not currently interested in selling the 20-year-old.

    Colwill played 17 times in the Premier League for the Seagulls last season, contributing to Roberto De Zerbi’s team’s five shutouts. Colwill’s contract at Stamford Bridge expires in 2025. In the midst of transfer rumors, Pochettino has stated that he will speak with Colwill about his position in the team and their expectations for one another this year.

    In the event that the ideal offer materializes this summer, Chelsea’s owners are reportedly open to selling Chalobah, according to the Evening Standard. Thiago Silva, Wesley Fofana, Benoit Badiashile, Levi Colwill, and other center backs are ahead of the English defender in Stamford Bridge’s pecking order.

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    As the Blues continue to whittle down the senior squad in preparation for next season, london understands that Pochettino has determined that he only wants four centre-backs in the squad for the first team. Chalobah is valued by Inter Milan at around £25 million, but other clubs are also interested in making an offer.

    Chalobah was cheerful during this week’s training session under Pochettino and is rumored to be willing to fight for his position at Chelsea. He targets an England debut ahead of the Euro 2024 competition, but he wants regular first-team action.

    Chelsea increases its interest in Rayan Cherki as Lyon’s position is made public.

    Mauricio Pochettino decides to spend £25m on Rayan Cherki as negotiations continue, according to Chelsea transfer news.
    In recent days, football, Chelsea has intensified their pursuit of Rayan Cherki and has spoken with the Frenchman’s agents directly. London has an understanding.

    Lyon, who has the 19-year-old under contract until June 30, 2025, is adamant about holding onto their prized possession. Contrary to popular belief, the French club has not explicitly stated that he is not for sale, but should Chelsea accept a bid, they will fight tooth and nail to get as much money as possible.

    The representatives of Chelsea and Cherki have been in communication recently in an effort to reach a personal agreement, and an offer is currently being considered. Cherki is attracting interest from other clubs, including Paris Saint-Germain, who had a bid for the teen rejected during the January transfer window.

    However, if Lyon were to sell, they would choose to work with Chelsea over bolstering one of their league rivals. The West Londoners are not only looking at football, but also at other targets. Cherki is now considered to be the top candidate for that position, according to London.

     

  • ‘Liverpool informed us’ – that Jurgen Klopp might use the same transfer tactic following the trial to sign Levi Colwill as a replacement.

    ‘Liverpool informed us’ – that Jurgen Klopp might use the same transfer tactic following the trial to sign Levi Colwill as a replacement.

    ‘Liverpool informed us’ - that Jurgen Klopp might use the same transfer tactic following the trial to sign Levi Colwill as a replacement.
    Perr Schuurs of Torino, a center back who once went through a trial with the Reds in May 2017, is still being linked to Liverpool.

    Levi Colwill is rumored to be one of Liverpool’s top targets this summer as they look to add a new center-back to their roster.

    The Chelsea center-back is reportedly available, according to reports in London, and the Reds are known admirers of the England Under-21 international. The 20-year-old is reportedly not for sale by the capital club, and Colwill is expected to speak with new manager Mauricio Pochettino about his future later this month.

    Colwill isn’t the only center back who has been linked with a move to Anfield, though; the Chelsea defender’s future is also up in the air, and it’s not clear if he will be persuaded to sign a new contract and remain at Stamford Bridge. Although club sources have denied rumors linking the Reds to interest in Sporting Lisbon’s Goncalo Inacio and Bayern Munich’s Benjamin Pavard, as well as VfL Wolfsburg’s Micky van de Ven, links to Torino’s Perr Schuurs have persisted.

    Even Liverpool reportedly had offers rejected this summer for the Dutchman, with their most recent offer reportedly valued at £25.7 million, according to reports in Italy. While Crystal Palace is said to have tested Torino’s resolve with a £30 million offer, it is claimed that the Serie A club is holding out for £34 point three million.

    The 23-year-old has been on the Reds’ recruitment team’s radar for a number of years as they continue to weigh their options for a new center-back.

    In May 2017, when he was just 17 years old, Schuurs had a trial with Liverpool with the intention of making a summer move. He had previously started his senior career with Dutch Eerste Divisie team Fortuna Sittard. He worked out with the Reds’ Under-18 team, which was coached by Steven Gerrard at the time. According to reports in Holland, he also worked out with the Under-21 team and participated in some practice matches held in secret.

    After his son’s trial, Lambert, the defender’s father, told 1Limburg that Liverpool had informed them of their satisfaction with Perr’s performance there. The club is composing a report that it will present to Fortuna Sittard. So, for now, we’ll wait.

    “Steven Gerrard, who is currently a youth coach, and I have spoken. To Perr, he is unique. Obviously, that was very good. He nevertheless maintains his composure.

    “Whatever Liverpool decides to do is still unknown. The decision then rests with Perr. He shouldn’t skip steps because we are aware that he is still not a player who is ready for use. “.

    Although Liverpool was impressed with the defender, they decided against making a permanent signing for him. Instead, Schuurs agreed to join Ajax in January 2018 even though he finished the season with Fortuna Sittard.

    ‘Liverpool informed us’ - that Jurgen Klopp might use the same transfer tactic following the trial to sign Levi Colwill as a replacement.
    Levi Colwill

    He mentioned his Anfield trial after finishing the move: “There were several clubs interested and I also spoke with other clubs.
    “However, I felt very good about Ajax right away.
    I believe that is significant.
    “.

    Links to the Reds have sporadically continued since he joined the Dutch powerhouses. Additionally, Schuurs was questioned about rumors linking him to a move to Anfield after his impressive performances against Jurgen Klopp’s team in the Champions League group stages in 2020/21. Liverpool was then drawn against Ajax.

    He responded, “I am not preoccupied with any interest from Liverpool in me. “I want to stay here for a few seasons and first win trophies with Ajax. ”.

    Schuurs’ representative, George Gardu, a three-time Eredivisie champion in Amsterdam, would also confirm Liverpool’s interest in his client. He claimed that Tottenham, Liverpool, and PSG among other elite clubs moved to sign the player after the Dutchman’s £8 million transfer to Torino in August 2022.

    “Three Italian teams also wanted Schuurs, in addition to Liverpool, Tottenham, and PSG. Schuurs can undoubtedly become a pillar of the Dutch national team as a result of Torino. ”.

    Although Schuurs has yet to receive a cap for the Netherlands, he made an impression in his first season with Torino, making 33 appearances and assisting his team to a 10th-place finish in Serie A. It’s still unclear, though, if his time in Italy will be limited to a single season.

    If the Dutchman is available for transfer, Liverpool won’t be the first team to rekindle interest in a player from the past. While Klopp was left regretting his decision to not sign Sadio Mane for Borussia Dortmund, he made amends in the summer of 2016. The Reds initially missed out on players like Mohamed Salah and Xherdan Shaqiri before bringing them to Anfield years later.

    Alisson Becker and Virgil van Dijk were two players that Liverpool had long been interested in, and both were closely watched before making their respective moves to Anfield.

    It would be simple to brush aside reports from abroad that claim Schuurs is linked to the Reds as just the most recent round of speculative rumors that have followed player and club ever since his trial six years ago. However, it also makes sense why he might be on Liverpool’s radar since they have undoubtedly followed his progress over the years.

    Six years after going on trial with the Reds in 2017, it’s safe to say that Schuurs is unquestionably a “ready-to-use” player. Only time will tell if that’s sufficient for him to return to Liverpool as they pursue their next center-back acquisition.

     

  • Liverpool may sign a “new Virgil van Dijk,” but the star may demand a higher salary than the Dutch player.

    Liverpool may sign a “new Virgil van Dijk,” but the star may demand a higher salary than the Dutch player.

    Liverpool may sign a "new Virgil van Dijk," but the star may demand a higher salary than the Dutch player.
    The best replacement for Virgil Van Dijk has been found by Liverpool.

    Levi Colwill of Chelsea is reportedly the ideal transfer target for Liverpool, who are in the market for a new center-back. The young player, who spent last season on loan at Brighton, had an outstanding season and is anticipating playing frequently for the first team in 2019.

    In terms of important defensive statistics like aerial duels, interceptions, and tackle success rate from the previous season, according to data from StatsBomb, Colwill was the player under the age of 24 who most closely resembled Reds legend Virgil van Dijk. And he might be the right choice to fill the enormous void that the Dutchman will eventually leave in sports.

    Colwill is anticipated to be even more expensive than the £75 million Liverpool paid to wrest Van Dijk from Southampton in January 2018. Chelsea does not want to see their young star leave, but if he decides to force a transfer away from Stamford Bridge, it is believed he will cost any suitors about £80 million.

    As the 20-year-old considers his options, numerous reports have suggested that Colwill might move to Liverpool. He reportedly has doubts about staying at Chelsea and wants to have a successful run with the first team before deciding.

    The in-demand England Under 21 star Colwill is scheduled to meet with his new manager Mauricio Pochettino this week to discuss his plans for him this season. Colwill’s contract expires in 2025. There shouldn’t be any concerns about Colwill possibly leaving the team if Pochettino can assure them that he will be a key member of his team.

    Liverpool will be ready to sign him if this promise cannot be kept, though. Colwill is the best candidate for the left-footed center back position, according to the Reds, who are eager to add another one this summer.

    Other targets include Wolfsburg’s Micky van de Ven and Leipzig’s Josko Gvardiol, Everton’s Jarrad Brainthwaite, Sporting Lisbon’s Goncalo Inacio, and Leipzig’s Josko Gvardiol. Liverpool’s desire to sign a southpaw center-half is something else they want to do this summer, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, who told GiveMeSport.

    Of course, it’s challenging because the position requires a left-footed center back, and there aren’t many of them available. So, let’s see who they choose as the player for that position. ”.

    Liverpool now have a clear path to move for the Dutchman this summer if they so choose. Tottenham recently abandoned their pursuit of Mick van de Ven after a sudden price hike from Wolfsburg.

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    Levi Colwill swoop is in the Liverpool lineup.

    Liverpool may sign a "new Virgil van Dijk," but the star may demand a higher salary than the Dutch player.
    The 20-year-old Chelsea defender Levi Colwill is reportedly a target for Liverpool this summer.
    As reported by 90min, Premier League powerhouse Liverpool is prepared to make a counteroffer to rival Chelsea in order to sign defender Levi Colwill during the current summer transfer window.

    One of the top young defenders in the Premier League at age 20, he had a standout loan season at Brighton and Hove Albion. Colwill’s impact last season was limited by injuries, but his potential is obvious to all.

    Colwill, a center-back with the left foot, is a valuable player in the present-day game. He would be an important member of Jurgen Klopp’s backline should the Liverpool manager opt to play a three-man defense. He is a ball-playing defender who can hold his own.

    The Reds will also be able to use Trent Alexander-Arnold in the inverted full-back position if they do this. After that, the beloved by the Kop can execute his dual-number six duties and give the Liverpool attack more bite and variety.

    Chelsea wants to keep Colwill, for their part. Mauricio Pochettino wants to hang onto the kid and believes he has a future at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea has some negotiating room because Colwill still has two years left on his current contract.

    Liverpool seems to be optimistic about their chances of signing the 20-year-old. The young player still has doubts about his long-term prospects at Stamford Bridge, which could influence his decision to transfer to Anfield rather than stay.

    Joel Matip and Virgil van Dijk are two aging members of the Reds’ defensive unit. Joe Gomez has also fallen out of favor, making Ibrahima Konate the only dependable long-term center-back option. Colwill’s addition will partially future-proof Klopp’s options while also giving the team a much-needed homegrown player.

    If Chelsea can persuade Colwill to sign an extension, a lot will depend on it. The Reds might be inspired to continue if the 20-year-old rejects to do so. In any case, his outstanding contributions to England Under-21’s successful run at the European Championship have not gone unnoticed.

    Center backs who are left-footed and adept with the ball are priceless. It makes sense for Liverpool to go all-out for Colwill with Pau Torres headed to Aston Villa and Micky van de Ven headed to Tottenham Hotspur. Two giants who are rebuilding and vying for their lost thrones should make for an interesting chess match.