Tag: Bento Krepski

  • Arne Slot hijacks Inter Milan’s bid for the Brazil international, as Liverpool drops a transfer hint.

    Arne Slot hijacks Inter Milan’s bid for the Brazil international, as Liverpool drops a transfer hint.

    Our thoughts on the most recent transfer rumours and Liverpool rumours as Arne Slot gets ready for a hectic summer

    Our thoughts on the most recent transfer rumours and Liverpool rumours as Arne Slot gets ready for a hectic summer

    This summer, Liverpool may lose Caoimhin Kelleher or Alisson. While the latter hasn’t been shy about expressing his goal to be number one, the former has recently been connected to a move to Saudi Arabia.

    Arne Slot seems keen to expand his alternatives between the sticks now that Adrian is now off the books. It might be challenging to replace the Spaniard, though, as a third-choice custodian is aware that playing time may be limited.

    However, if rumours are to be believed, the Reds may prioritise finding a new custodian. Having said that, the ECHO has compiled the most recent rumours and reports about transfers involving Liverpool.

    Liverpool wants a new goalkeeper.

    Alisson or Caoimhin Kelleher’s replacement appears to have been found by Liverpool. The Reds have reportedly entered the competition to sign Athletico Paranaense goalkeeper Bento this summer, according to Brazilian outlet Globo Esporte.

    According to the story, the 25-year-old had ‘dreamed’ of playing for Inter Milan, who have expressed ‘strong interest’. According to Globo Esporte, the Italian powerhouses offered Bento €15 million (£12.7 million), but the Brazilian team turned down their deal.

    Inter is rumoured to have shifted their focus to Genoa goalkeeper Josep Martínez, which leaves Liverpool with plenty of room to finalise a deal. At Wembley Stadium in March, Brazil easily defeated England 1-0 thanks to the performance of Bento in goal.

    The ECHO states: “I think it’s highly unlikely that Liverpool is looking to replace Adrian with Bento, but it’s not impossible.” I would guess that the Athletico Paranaense custodian replaces Caoimhin Kelleher, at the very least, if the Reds were to sign him. Let’s investigate.”

    Liverpool’s top summer priorities disclosed

    Our thoughts on the most recent transfer rumours and Liverpool rumours as Arne Slot gets ready for a hectic summer

    Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk should be signed to new, long-term contracts by Liverpool, according to Michael Owen. Their present contracts end in June 2025, which raises questions about whether they will still be at Anfield.

    “It all depends on what terms and things like that, doesn’t it,” Owen stated to DAZN. “There are always those fans who are so incredibly needy that they say, ‘Just give them whatever they want, out there who a,’ and naturally, I don’t think that.

    However, you must maintain the differentiators. You must identify factors that set you apart. It is likely that Liverpool have three or four players who make the difference between a mediocre and a brilliant team. Every squad is the same, too.

    “Virgil Van Dijk is the ultimate elite; there will be good players, great players, and then there’s just the absolute elite.” Mo Salah is the pinnacle of his profession. They won’t win the league the next year if you cut them both from the squad.

    “They really are that significant. Unless, of course, you swap them out with players of comparable calibre. Thus, sure, I would really like to see Mo Salah and Van Dijk stay together.

    They don’t appear to be getting older, other from the fact that we all age every single day. However, their performance shows no indication of ageing. Yes, I would like for Liverpool to have both of those guys in their lineup going forward.”

    The ECHO states: “Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah, and Trent Alexander-Arnold must all sign new contracts before Arne Slots brings any new players to Anfield.” The Reds’ most significant summertime transaction, arguably.”

  • Liverpool is the clear favourite for the Brazillian after Inter Milan decides not to pay the asking amount.

    Liverpool is the clear favourite for the Brazillian after Inter Milan decides not to pay the asking amount.

    Liverpool is the clear favourite for the Brazillian after Inter Milan decides not to pay the asking amount.

    Liverpool has emerged as the front-runners to recruit Brazil custodian Bento, following Inter Milan’s decision to forego paying Athletico Paranaense’s €15 million transfer demand.

    Instead, Inter used those sums to acquire Spanish custodian Josep Martinez from Genoa, hoping to establish him as their long-term first choice.

    Bento is now available for purchase as a result of this decision, with Liverpool, Sporting CP, and Benfica reportedly leading the race to sign him, according to Globo.

    The 2021 Copa Sudamericana winner has also been linked to two other unidentified English teams.

    The 25-year-old, who has a long-standing desire to join the Serie A powerhouses, is devastated by Inter’s unwillingness to comply with Athletico’s demands.

    Bento will be compelled to remain if no other teams meet their conditions and become interested. In the national team system, the two-cap Brazil international plays as Alisson Becker’s backup at Liverpool.

    In the March friendly, they play England at Wembley and Spain at the Bernabeu. Alisson declared, “I am still one of the younger ones,” and that he would WELCOME the competition Bento offered in the Brazil ranks.

    “This is my best moment. Brazil produces a lot of talented goalkeepers, both domestically and abroad. It avoids complacency and keeps us alert.”

    At Athletico, the homegrown goalie has been first choice since 2022 and is contracted through the end of 2026.

    COAMIN KELLEHER IS DESIRABLE, ADRIAN IS GONE

    According to reports, Liverpool is looking to add a custodian this summer. Adrian San Miguel, the third choice, has returned to Spain with Real Betis, and Caoimhin Kelleher is looking to transfer elsewhere in order to establish himself as a No. 1.

    Other players connected to the role include Alex McCarthy of Southampton, who has since agreed to a new contract, Villarreal’s Filip Jorgensen, Sunderland’s Anthony Patterson, and Burnley’s James Trafford.

    After spending several years in Alisson’s shadow, Kelleher, 25, has expressed again his desire to put himself through his paces as a first-choice.

    The Irishman was reportedly attracting interest from Celtic and Nottingham Forest. In February, he was in goal as Liverpool defeated Chelsea to win the Carabao Cup.

    This summer, the Reds’ goalkeeping department will experience a major disturbance when longtime coach John Achterberg steps down after 15 years.

    Following the conclusion of the Copa America, where he is presently working with the United States, Fabian Otte will join as the new goalkeeping coach.

    More news…..

    Liverpool will play Sevilla at Anfield to wrap off the 2024–25 preseason.

    On Sunday, August 11, at 3 p.m. BST, Liverpool will play La Liga team Sevilla at Anfield to wrap up their preseason schedule.

    On Sunday, August 11, at 3 p.m. BST, Liverpool will play La Liga team Sevilla at Anfield to wrap up their preseason schedule.

    It will be the first game under new manager Arne Slot at Anfield and the Reds’ fourth preseason match in advance of 2024–25, which starts on Saturday, August 17, with a trip to newly promoted Ipswich Town.

    The teams have already faced off in the Europa League final in 2016 and have met twice in the Champions League in recent years, both ending in draws.

    Season ticket holders, LFC Official Members, and hospitality seasonal members can get tickets for Thursday, June 27’s match against Sevilla starting at 8.15am BST. Additional information, including general sale ticket dates, can be found here.

    Ticket pricing

    -Adults – £27

    -Over 65s – £20.25

    -Young adults (aged 17-21) – £13.50

    -Juniors (aged 16 and under) – £2

    The hospitality package can be purchased online starting at 10 a.m. on Thursday, June 27, or by calling the hospitality team directly at 0151 264 2222.

    The Anfield match will take place after three pre-season games in the USA, the first of which will take place on Friday, July 26 at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh against Real Betis (kick-off at 7.30 p.m. EST).

    The meeting with Real Betis still has tickets available for purchase.

    For the first time since 2019, the Reds will visit the United States and will participate in several community-based and charitable initiatives together with the LFC Foundation, the club’s official charity.

    Manchester United and Arsenal, two Premier League rivals, will also play against Slot’s team.

    The United match will take place at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina on 3 August, immediately following the Arsenal match in Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field on July 31.

  • Liverpool to sign 24-year-old Brazilian keeper for £17 million.

    Liverpool to sign 24-year-old Brazilian keeper for £17 million.

    Bento Krepski

    Liverpool is looking for a new custodian. A closer look at Bento Krepski

    Liverpool’s summer transfer activity has always been a hot topic, and this year is no exception. Despite the typical conservative mentality, certain areas require improvement, particularly in the goalkeeping department. With Caoimhin Kelleher expressing a desire to go, Liverpool is looking for a reliable No. 2, and Brazil’s Bento Krepski has emerged as a likely candidate. This blog discusses Sports Zone’s discovery and the implications of this potential signing for the Reds.

    FILLING THE GAP: Liverpool looking for a backup goalkeeper 

    Liverpool has traditionally struggled to find a backup custodian. The club’s record in this area has been inconsistent, but the successful signing of Adrian demonstrated that a well-chosen backup may make a huge impact. Adrian’s expertise and performance were commendable, but Liverpool appears to be going for a different look this time.

    According to Sports Zone, Liverpool are interested in 24-year-old Brazilian custodian Bento Krepski. Unlike Adrian, Bento represents a younger, maybe longer-term solution. His presence could help ensure a smooth transfer when it comes time for Alisson Becker to pass the baton.

    The thought of moving to Europe appeals to Bento, and Liverpool's strong infrastructure and competitive edge may provide a modest advantage. However, the big question is if Bento is willing to start as a backup. His current status as a primary custodian may make this a difficult sell, but the prospect of playing for Liverpool and the Premier League might be substantial.

    The competitive edge: Bento’s possible move to Europe

    Bento Krepski is more than simply another name in the hat; he’s a custodian with great potential. At 24, he has already made over 160 appearances for Athletico Paranense, establishing himself as the club’s first choice custodian. His youth and experience make him an appealing potential for clubs such as Atletico Madrid, Inter Milan, and AC Milan, all of which are apparently interested.

    The thought of moving to Europe appeals to Bento, and Liverpool’s strong infrastructure and competitive edge may provide a modest advantage. However, the big question is if Bento is willing to start as a backup. His current status as a primary custodian may make this a difficult sell, but the prospect of playing for Liverpool and the Premier League might be substantial.

    BENTO’S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LIVERPOOL COACHING STAFF

    Bento’s established friendship with Liverpool’s goalkeeping coach, Claudio Taffarel, is one important reason that could work in their benefit. Bento trained with Taffarel during his call-up to the Brazilian national squad in March, which may offer him with a sense of familiarity and comfort if he joins Liverpool.

    This relationship could be crucial. Bento’s Instagram profile indicates his interactions with Taffarel, showing a connection that may influence his decision. Furthermore, with Alisson Becker’s presence in the national team setup, Bento would be able to smoothly integrate into Liverpool’s defensive unit.

    Signing Bento Krepski for a reputed sum of £17 million might be a strategic coup for Liverpool. It would not only meet the current requirement for a backup custodian, but would also secure a prospective successor to Alisson. The rivalry for Bento’s signing is fierce, but Liverpool’s mix of a bright future, a familiar coaching staff, and the appeal of the Premier League may just tip the scales in their favour.

    As Liverpool fans eagerly await the next move in this summer’s transfer crisis, Bento Krepski’s prospective arrival might be a crucial step towards the club’s long-term prosperity and consistency in goalkeeping.