Roméo Lavia’s four-word message serves as Liverpool’s latest transfer announcement.

Media digest: Roméo Lavia, a midfield transfer target, took to Twitter amid ongoing rumors, and Liverpool has officially confirmed another departure from Anfield.

Liverpool goalkeeper move confirmed

Young goalkeeper Jakub Ojrzynski has agreed to sign a season-long loan agreement with Dutch club Den Bosch, Liverpool has confirmed.

Ojrzynski was acquired by the Reds for €333k from Legia Warsaw in 2019, and he has since spent a brief amount of time on loan with Caernarfon Town in the Welsh Premier League and Radomiak in the Polish Ekstraklasa.

The 20-year-old has also made 19 appearances in the Premier League’s under-18 division, appearing seven times in Premier League 2, and recording six clean sheets.

Although he has yet to play for the Reds at the senior level, he was selected for the bench for a trip to face Sheffield United in the 2020–21 campaign.

In the second tier of Dutch football, Den Bosch will kick off its season on Friday night against TOP Oss.

Ojrzynski joins fellow goalkeeper Harvey Davies (Crewe Alexandra) as the seventh player to leave Liverpool’s under-21 squad on loan this summer. The others are right-back Anderson Arroyo (FC Andorra), left-backs Owen Beck (Dundee FC) and Adam Lewis (Newport County), central midfielders Dominic Corness (Yverdon Sport) and James Balagizi (Wigan Athletic), and right-back Anderson Beck.

Roméo Lavia ends the Twitter mute.

Roméo Lavia, a midfielder for Southampton, has joined the Twitterverse a day after Liverpool had a third offer for him rejected.

Lavia hadn’t posted a tweet since July 16; instead, he had retweeted a few. However, on Tuesday, he wrote: “Good vibes this morning. “.

It’s interesting that the tweet was accompanied by a picture of the Belgian seemingly at Southampton’s Staplewood training facility.

As his entourage attempted to expedite a move to Anfield, journalist Sacha Tavolieiri had claimed that Lavia ‘was not at the training camp’ on Tuesday.

According to Sky Sports, Liverpool made a $59 million (£45 million/€52 million) offer for the 19-year-old on Monday, but the recently relegated Saints rejected it and are now holding out for their full $64 million (£50 million/€58 million) demands.

After Fabinho left for Saudi Pro League team Al-Ittihad in July for a fee of $52m (£40m/€46m), the Reds are in desperate need of a new number six.

Even if a transfer were to be completed in time, Lavia is unlikely to start when Liverpool travels to face Chelsea in the Premier League opener on Sunday.

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Liverpool ought to swoop in and steal Mikel Arteta ‘next Joko Gvardiol’ as Arsenal makes a $22 million offer.

According to reports, Mikel Arteta has a center-back who will follow Joko Gvardiol’s example on his radar, but Liverpool should try to outbid him in the transfer market.

Joko Gvardiol joining Manchester City this summer already seems like a significant addition to Pep Guardiola’s squad. And it’s only fair that Liverpool supporters will look on the transaction with a great deal of envy, especially given the urgent need for the club to add more center-backs at Anfield.

Given that he grew up supporting Liverpool and that Jürgen Klopp prefers to use a high press, high line system at Anfield, Gvardiol would have been the ideal fit. Unfortunately, the club was unable to afford the $99 million (£78 million/€90 million) price tag.

However, there are still many players available who fit Liverpool’s budget, including one who is following Gvardiol at Dinamo Zagreb.

Center back Josip utalo, 23, a Dinamo Zagreb academy product like Gvardiol, has even shared the field with Manchester City’s new acquisition for the club’s youth teams, including in the UEFA Youth League match against Liverpool in 2019.

Compared to Gvardiol, utalo was more of a late bloomer; his big break at Dinamo came the same year that Gvardiol left the team, and his former teammate took advantage of that time to make the first team after spending time on loan at NK Istra.

Utalo is a tall, swift presence in the back who is calm under pressure. He would be a perfect fit for Liverpool’s back line because he is comfortable playing on both the left and right side of a back four.

To demonstrate his talent, according to Wyscout, he had the second-best defensive duel success rate in the Champions League last season, winning 79.14% of his challenges despite playing teams like Chelsea, Red Bull Salzburg, and AC Milan.

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Liverpool striker confirms his emotional departure from his childhood club after 15 years.

Max Woltman has announced that, after 15 years with the team, he is leaving and moving on to Oxford United.

The 19-year-old will depart Liverpool after playing twice for the first team.

The striker impressed during a club trial this summer and has since signed with Oxford United for an undisclosed sum.

Woltman has now accepted his fate because it was never going to be easy for him to join Jurgen Klopp’s team with Liverpool so loaded up in attack.

A visibly moved Woltman wrote on Instagram: “As a lifelong fan, playing in red since I was five, I never imagined to see so many dreams come true.

“I will never forget the experiences I had while going through the academy, making my debut at San Siro, and making my full debut at Anfield.

The time has come to say goodbye and begin a new chapter, though.

“I want to express my sincere gratitude to all the players, employees, and supporters for the wonderful memories I’ve had during my 15 years as a red.

“Wearing this badge has been an honor. ”.

In 2021, the Reds defeated AC Milan 2-1, and Woltman was making his Liverpool debut during those final few minutes.

The following season, he started the entire first half up front against Shrewsbury before leaving on loan to Doncaster last summer.

The transfer was “a relief,” according to Woltman, who has since settled down in Oxford.

At Oxford, he joins fellow ex-Liverpool player Cameron Brannagan, who joined the team from Liverpool in 2018.

Tyler Morton, who returned to Liverpool this summer after spending a year at Blackburn Rovers, was Woltman’s childhood teammate.