Real Madrid and Barcelona compete for the Liverpool star, as two summer transfer objectives are determined.

Current Liverpool news as two major transfer priorities are determined ahead of the summer while players in Brazil are being scouted.Real Madrid is clamouring for a Reds star.

Priorities have reportedly emerged before the transfer window opens, and Liverpool is rumoured to have dispatched its senior scout to South America in order to evaluate a few prospects before the summer. Real Madrid and Barcelona, meanwhile, are rumoured to be eyeing a summer transfer for a Reds midfield player.

Arne Slot will lose a few well-known players, but Liverpool will gain more players than Jürgen Klopp will take away from the Dutchman. Signing crucial players like Virgil van Dijk to new contracts will be just as important, if not more so, than any potential transfer transaction. This is your summary of the most recent Liverpool news.

Liverpool embarks on a scouting expedition to South America.

According to 90Min, chief scout Barry Hunter has already travelled to Brazil in search of the nation’s brightest young players. It is suggested that Liverpool would evaluate South American players in addition to those in Europe’s top divisions.

Liverpool’s two positional priority this summer are center-back and attack, the source claims, in addition to their pursuit for players in Brazil. Given the current state of the squad, major alterations are not necessary, although further improvements would ideally come well before the start of preseason.

Barcelona and Real Madrid battles for the Liverpool star

On the same day as Jürgen Klopp (and Joël Matip), Thiago Alcântara, a midfielder for Liverpool, bid Anfield farewell. The Spanish star left Merseyside after four years. Regrettably, his injuries plagued him throughout of his time at Liverpool.

However, Fichajes claims that the 33-year-old would be open to returning to Spain and that Real Madrid and Barcelona are eager to sign him on a free transfer. The latter may even give him a role on Hansi Flick’s coaching staff (as a player and coach simultaneously) when the former Germany manager succeeds Xavi, who is set to depart Barcelona this summer, according to AS.

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Liverpool is working harder to sign a £51 million attacker ahead of the summer transfer window.

After Jurgen Klopp bid the team farewell over the weekend, Liverpool are prepared to embark on a new chapter under manager Arne Slot.

With a competitive team that won the Carabao Cup and placed third in the Premier League this year, the German manager departs Liverpool.

To regain success both at home and in Europe, the Reds must still make adjustments.

Tutto Juve reports that Liverpool will boost up their efforts to recruit Federico Chiesa, a winger for Juventus, in order to bolster their assault. They also say that Chiesa may fetch as much as £51 million.

Club representatives saw Juventus’ victory over Atalanta in the Coppa Italia final. The versatile Italian wide-forward, who can play multiple positions, is being watched by the Reds.

The Premier League team would be wise to pursue him as a transfer target given his versatility in playing on the wing or behind the striker.

Following the return of Julian Ward and Michael Edwards to the team, the Merseyside club made the decision to bolster the assault by adding significant players to the roster.

Pedro Neto of Wolves (via Telegraph) and Mohammed Kudus of West Ham United (via Fichajes) have both been identified as possible targets for this summer.

They are, nevertheless, thinking about making a move for Chiesa, who finished the season with two assists and seven goals in 31 Serie A appearances.

His present contract with Juventus expires in2025, and negotiations to extend it have reached a deadlock.

Liverpool has an opportunity to seize this uncertainty and approach the player.

This summer, Liverpool needs a new wide attacker.

The transfer for the Juventus player demonstrates Liverpool’s goal to bolster their attack in the upcoming campaign.

Diogo Jota experienced fitness problems last season, and Luis Diaz and Cody Gakpo displayed erratic play.

The Serie A team is said to want to keep the player, but a price of about £51 million should be sufficient to sign him.