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  • Liverpool completes £19 million deal for Wonderkid, giving them a £40 million transfer boost

    Liverpool completes £19 million deal for Wonderkid, giving them a £40 million transfer boost

    Liverpool completes a £19 million deal for Wonderkid, giving them a £40 million transfer boost. Despite Arne Slot's complete lack of success

    Despite Arne Slot’s complete lack of success during his first transfer window at Liverpool, things could be beginning to improve for the Dutchman at Anfield.

    An impetus has been given to Liverpool’s long-term pursuit of Johan Bakayoko of PSV Eindhoven.

    The winger has been associated with the Reds ever since Jurgen Klopp left the Anfield dugout. Since Martin Zubimendi and other transfer targets have either rejected offers or had their deals fall through, Arne Slot, the man who succeeded him as manager of Liverpool, has failed to make his first acquisition.

    It seems that RB Leipzig, one of Bakayoko’s former admirers, has cooled their desire, clearing the way for him. The Belgian international is purportedly the Bundesliga giants’ successor for Dani Olmo, who just signed with Barcelona.

    But, Marco Rose’s team has since completed their pursuit of Club Brugge sensation Antonio Nusa, who cost £19 million to join the Belgian powerhouse. Since the Bundesliga team’s interest in Bakayoko appears to have ended with Nusa’s arrival, Liverpool may have an easy path to pursue him.

    It’s believed that Slot has recognised Bakayoko as a player who Mohamed Salah may eventually need to be replaced. With less than a year remaining on his contract at Anfield, the Egyptian has emerged as Liverpool’s talisman since 2017.

    Since the previous season, he has also been connected to a transfer to the Saudi Pro League. Darwin Nunez, Luis Diaz, Diogo Jota, and Harvey Elliott are among Liverpool’s current players, but none of them has achieved the kind of success Salah has.

    PSV apparently values Bakayoko at over £40 million. Although Burnley and Brentford were pursuing him last season, Bakayoko’s stature has increased following a strong year.

    Johan Bakayoko had a successful campaign at PSV last season.

    Last season, he made 48 appearances across all competitions, with 14 goals and 14 assists. Leipzig may have all but disappeared from the race to recruit him, but Borussia Dortmund is also rumoured to be a fan.

    Liverpool’s need for a new forward is even greater now that they’ve let Fabio Carvalho sign a £27.5 million contract with Brentford. Slot hasn’t added any new players since taking over for Jurgen Klopp.

    Slot has attempted to downplay their transfer worries, though, in light of their Premier League start this weekend away to Ipswich Town.

    “I think as a club like we are, we are always looking if we can strengthen the squad,” he stated during a recent press conference. However, if you watch both games today, strengthening the team won’t be so simple.

    “As I’ve mentioned numerous times, I came into this team with a pretty strong roster, and we will add more players if we can. Only if we believe we can and if it is feasible, though.”

  • LFC transfer news: The electric winger has stated that he will only move to a “top” club

    LFC transfer news: The electric winger has stated that he will only move to a “top” club

    According to one of Liverpool's rumoured summer transfer targets, he will only join a "top" team. He might choose the same route

    According to one of Liverpool’s rumoured summer transfer targets, he will only join a “top” team. He might choose the same route as a previous teammate.

    Johan Bakayoko, a winger for PSV Eindhoven, is interviewed by Eindhoven’s Dagblad, delving into his future. After a stellar season, the 21-year-old has been linked to a summer transfer.

    Bakayoko participated in 47 games in all competitions as PSV easily won the championship. They finished with a goal differential of 90, scoring 111 goals, and dropping just 11 points in 34 Eredivisie games.

    Though a remarkable star, Bakayoko was free to move on. But if he does leave at all, it will only be to a “top” team.

    “If I were to leave Eindhoven, it would only be to a club that plays for the prizes just like PSV,” Bakayoko stated. “I want to become a champion. and take home the Champions League title. I am qualified to do it.

    “I’m prepared for success. Still, PSV is a great team, particularly if a lot of the stars from the previous year return. And it’s nice here.

    Indeed, in a true sense. Good. I don’t believe I’ve ever radiated here while I play grudgingly. Although the vacation came just after the European Championships, it’s wonderful to be back at PSV. The spirit of the previous season endures.”

    Liverpool want Johan Bakayoko

    The Belgian has been linked to Liverpool. A few months back, Het Laatste Nieuws reported that they were among the few sides that had Bakayoko on their shortlist.

    They ‘definitely’ prefer Bakayoko, according to journalist Rik Elfrink, and they may move this summer. It remains to be seen, though, if they actually do.

    But the circumstances are comparable to Cody Gakpo’s. When he was a star player at PSV in 2022, he turned down offers to play in the Premier League, preferring to wait for a “top” team.

    Then, in January of the next year, Liverpool made an offer, which Gakpo eagerly accepted. With his old teammate, history might be repeated.

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    Liverpool may “break wage structure” to sign a young player from Chelsea.

    Rio Ngumoha

    Liverpool plans to waive their traditional wage structure in order to sign Rio Ngumoha, a teenage player from Chelsea.

    After Ngumoha and Chelsea’s contract negotiations broke down, Liverpool is nearing a deal to sign the highly-regarded young player from their Premier League opponents.

    The 15-year-old’s West London contract ends this summer, and the Reds are willing to pay above the academy level in order to recruit him.

    According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool and the England youth international are close to reaching an agreement, which would be a major win for the Merseysiders’ academy system.

    Ngumoha, who was born in 2008, participated in 2023–24 as a member of the Chelsea first team after training with them earlier this year. He rose to become Chelsea’s under-21 team’s third-youngest player of the century.

    The winger, who has been compared to Jamal Musiala, scored in the championship game to win the Premier League U16 Nationals “Player of the Tournament” award in October 2023. In April, he also scored in the u-17 Premier League Cup Final with a fantastic solo performance.

     

  • The dream Liverpool team of Arne Slot with nine departures, Riccardo Calafiori and three new arrivals

    The dream Liverpool team of Arne Slot with nine departures, Riccardo Calafiori and three new arrivals

    Ederson

    As Liverpool’s players return back for pre-season training next week, Arne Slot will soon get to know his new teammates. He hopes to bring in some new players.

    In the next months, Arne Slot, the new head coach of Liverpool, will have a lot of decisions to make, including meeting his new team for the first time.

    Next Monday, the first group of players—mostly the club’s youth players and those not playing for their countries this summer—are scheduled to return to the AXA Training Centre. Stars from Copa America or Euro 2024 will follow later, while the Olympics could throw another wrench in the works.

    In any case, Slot will have the chance to manage his new teammates and make some crucial choices that will affect several of them in the future. Some might very well leave Anfield for the 2024–2025 season, while others might be headed for a more permanent relocation.

    A list of 10 such players who might be moving this summer has been put together by The Daily Mail. Young players Bobby Clark, James McConnell, and Luke Chambers are among those rumoured to be going on loan to gain more experience on the pitch.

    Sepp van den Berg, Adrian, and Nat Phillips are the ones most likely to be moved on permanently out of the group. Meanwhile, Fabio Carvalho is said to have a list of suitors from England, Germany, France, Spain, and the Netherlands, and Tyler Morton is allegedly of interest to RB Leipzig.

    Ederson

    Additionally noted as potential exits are Kostas Tsimikas and Caoimhin Kelleher. In a perfect world, Liverpool could hang onto the former, but it would be very reasonable if he decided to move elsewhere for his shot at the top spot. In regards to Tsimikas, the Greek international may not be able to unseat Andy Robertson as the starting left-back, and his future may depend on the actions taken by the Reds.

    In relation to that, one name has garnered a lot of attention during the past few weeks. In a number of ways, Riccardo Calafiori has drawn attention for Italy at Euro 2024 following an outstanding Serie A season with Bologna.

    Liverpool is reportedly one of several teams who have contacted The Athletic regarding his services. Although Liverpool won’t be the only team showing interest, if it can prevail in the competition for the $32 million defender, he would not only provide insurance at left defence and address the Reds’ need to let go of Tsimikas.

    If Adrian needs a new custodian, Vitezslav Jaros or Fabian Mrozek, who is presently playing for the Czech Republic at Euro 2024, would be able to step up to the senior team. Though we hope he doesn’t, Slot will be extremely familiar with Feyenoord’s Justin Bijlow, who would make an excellent backup to Alisson should Kelleher leave.

    After the rebuilding last year, the midfield appears much more established, yet a new number six would still fit in very nicely. Ederson of Atalanta has been connected, and ideally Liverpool will move when his Brazil commitments end this summer.

    Ultimately, there is a lot of conjecture among the strikers, but ideally this summer, Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz will remain in their current positions, and they might be joined by another newcomer. Johan Bakayoko, who is only 21 years old, may be the perfect candidate to someday supplant Salah on the right and round out Slot’s dream team, even though we haven’t seen much of him at the Euros yet.

    Goalkeepers: Alisson, Kelleher, Bijlow

    Defenders: Alexander-Arnold, Van Dijk, Bradley, Gomez, Konate, Calafiori, Robertson, Quansah

    Midfielders: Ederson, Szoboszlai, Jones, Gravenberch, Elliott, Endo, Mac Allister

    Forwards: Salah, Nunez, Gakpo, Diaz, Bakayoko, Jota

  • Dream Liverpool lineup for Premier League start following Luis Diaz’s decision and three transfers

    Dream Liverpool lineup for Premier League start following Luis Diaz’s decision and three transfers

    Dream Liverpool lineup for Premier League start following Luis Diaz's decision and three transfers

    Liverpool now knows who it will play and when during the 2024/25 Premier League season. Arne Slot and his crew have a lot of work to do before then to prepare.

    Liverpool will travel to Ipswich Town on the first weekend of the new Premier League season, with Arne Slot’s team given a favourable schedule to begin the season.

    While there is a visit to Manchester United in the first few weeks, the first encounter against a potential title contender does not arrive until the end of October, when they travel to Arsenal. Meanwhile, Arne Slot will enjoy his team’s prospects in early games against Brentford and Nottingham Forest, both of whom visit Anfield.

    However, before the next Premier League season begins, Liverpool must make several decisions. New contracts for Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold are still pending, and other large transfers are expected.

    Luis Diaz is still connected with a move to Barcelona (and PSG has been mentioned as a possible destination if he leaves), but it remains to be seen whether anyone can put together a large enough transfer proposal to entice Liverpool. Before the next campaign begins, Slot requires greater offensive depth rather than less.

    Yankuba Minteh

    Keeping this in mind, another step forward should be considered. Yankuba Minteh appeared to be a viable alternative before those links were downplayed, while Johan Bakayoko has also been mentioned as a possibility. Anthony Gordon, while extremely pricey, would be a terrific addition to the left wing if Diaz were to leave. Last month, the Daily Star named him as an option.

    In an ideal world, Liverpool would be able to recruit a world-class holding midfielder two years after missing out on Aurelien Tchouameni and 12 months after paying $125 million for Moises Caicedo. However, the market for quality players in the No. 6 position appears to be restricted, with Stefan Bajcetic returning from injury.

    The most pressing transfer need, however, is for a new centre back. Leny Yoro has expressed interest, but appears to prefer a move to Real Madrid, therefore Liverpool will need to find another option. Someone with a high ceiling who is experienced but young would be ideal, while there are plenty names floating around at the moment.

    Even with a signing in each of those positions, the Liverpool team that starts the season away at Ipswich is unlikely to be a million miles apart from the one that finished the previous season. After all, wholesale adjustments are unnecessary.

    Alisson Becker and his back four will most likely remain unchanged, even if Trent Alexander-Arnold is still regarded as a midfielder, with only a few alterations ahead of them. A world-class holding midfielder would be ideal, but there are currently no apparent names available. A new defender is essential, though they may not start right away, and another attacker would be excellent in an already well-stocked front line.

    Possible Liverpool starting lineup vs Ipswich on the first day: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, new center-back, Van Dijk, Robertson; Elliott, new holding midfielder, Mac Allister; Salah, Jota, new forward (Gordon?).

  • Johan Bakayoko is ready for a Liverpool audition after Arne Slot’said yes’ to the move.

    Johan Bakayoko is ready for a Liverpool audition after Arne Slot’said yes’ to the move.

    Johan Bakayoko

    PSV Eindhoven’s Johan Bakayoko has been linked with a move to Liverpool this summer, and the winger is poised to play this Friday when Belgium meet Slovakia at Euro 2024.

    Johan Bakayoko, a Liverpool transfer target, will have an opportunity to impress today when Belgium face Slovakia in their Euro 2024 campaign opener.

    Bakayoko was a standout for PSV Eindhoven in last season’s Eredivisie, scoring 12 goals and contributing nine assists in 33 league games as his team narrowly defeated Arne Slot’s Feyenoord by seven points.

    According to reports in Belgium, Bakayoko is one of Liverpool’s main targets this summer, and new manager Slot has already given his consent. The 21-year-old is expected to be a long-term successor for Mohamed Salah, but Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig are also interested in his talents.

    When asked about his future earlier this month, Bakayoko replied cryptically to Dutch weekly Het Belang van Limburg: “The only thing I can say is that next year I will be on a football pitch somewhere.”

    Bakayoko had the option to go to the Premier League last summer, with the player disclosing that Burnley approached him. However, despite the best efforts of his compatriot Vincent Kompany, Bakayoko chose to remain with PSV.

    “I got a call from Kompany last year,” Bakayoko explained. “He then described his vision. That was nice. I clarified my viewpoint. It was a fantastic conversation, but that happened last summer.”

    Brentford also approached Bakayoko last summer, but the midfielder was exclusively focused on “preparing for the Euros” and did not want to transfer to England.

    “I didn’t mention leaving, so I didn’t understand why people were saying, ‘Oh, why didn’t he move?’”

    “There was no option to leave. But that is a part of football. People share their opinions. I envision myself playing everywhere and anywhere. I watch the Premier League and have pals there.

    “I also have pals who play in Germany, so I watch many of their games. But this season, I haven’t even mentioned leaving. I was just thinking about training for the Euros and doing my best to stay fit.”

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    According to reports – Barcelona must sell players to outsmart PSG for Liverpool’s €75 million star

    According to reports - Barcelona must sell players to outsmart PSG for Liverpool's €75 million star

    Report Says. FC Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain are both interested in Liverpool’s Luis Díaz, who may be available this summer.

    Although the 27-year-old’s contract expires in 2027, his name keeps coming up in rumours as the transfer window approaches. During the 2023-4 season, Díaz made 51 games and scored 13 goals and five assists.

    As a result, PSG and Barcelona may regard his performance as beneficial as both teams strive to improve their assault for the upcoming season. Díaz, a former FC Porto star, may be available for move after facing criticism.

    With manager Jürgen Klopp already gone, Liverpool will most certainly witness some changes, and players may leave the club.

    According to Ian Doyle of the Liverpool Echo, both PSG and Barcelona are interested in signing the winger. However, Barcelona will need to sell some players before making a bid for Díaz.

    How much might the player cost? According to Transfermarkt, the Liverpool wonder is worth €75 million, thus he will need a huge offer to leave Anfield this summer.

  • This summer, Liverpool is considering to acquire an “extraordinary” £50 million Brazilian.

    This summer, Liverpool is considering to acquire an “extraordinary” £50 million Brazilian.

    A Brazilian player who might play a significant role in Arne Slot's new era at Anfield is now a target for Liverpool to sign.

    A Brazilian player who might play a significant role in Arne Slot’s new era at Anfield is now a target for Liverpool to sign.

    Liverpool’s recruitment team will have been hard at work even prior to the announcement of Arne Slot’s appointment, seeking out candidates who can assist the Dutchman in establishing his own identity at the club.

    The fact that Liverpool’s roster is already so full may be viewed as both a benefit and a curse because Jurgen Klopp recently oversaw a significant overhaul.

    And while that makes it much simpler for Slot to get results at first, it can make applying his new perspective a little trickier.

    However, given the departure of players like Joel Matip and Thiago Alcantara, the Dutchman ought to be able to debut a number of his own recent additions.

    In light of this, Belgian writer Sacha Tavolieri has just updated X with information on Liverpool’s transfers.

    The journalist had first reported Liverpool’s infatuation for Johan Bakayoko of PSV Eindhoven, which dates back to March of last year.

    However, Tavolieri also stated that Barcelona’s Raphinha is being considered while breaking the news.

    Liverpool is making a mves of replacing Mohamed Salah with Brazilian winger Raphinha.

    A Brazilian player who might play a significant role in Arne Slot's new era at Anfield is now a target for Liverpool to sign.

    The journalist revealed his update and hinted that these preparations were in case Mohamed Salah decided to leave the team. “Johan Bakayoko considered as one of the names on the table of Liverpool FC for this summer,” Tavolieri clarified.

    Barry Hunter and Arne Slot have verified Kayoko’s identity. The footballer is liked by Liverpool since March 2023.

    The Belgian Red Devil’s top goal is to sign with a Champions League football team. It’s highly probable that he left PSV following Euro 2024.

    The transfer fee will be less than the anticipated 50 million euros for PSV.

    “RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund are Bakayoko’s other realistic options for this summer. Not a word from PSG yet.

    “The Reds are aware that, should Mo Salah depart, they will need to implement alternative plans, such as Raphinha, who is also on the short list, to cover for him on the right wing.”

    Raphinha might be Arne Slot’s ideal winger at Anfield.

    Raphinha might be viewed by some Liverpool supporters as a little more exciting alternative, and he would undoubtedly be more prepared for the Premier League right away.

    The Brazilian, who is valued at £50 million, appears to have had a difficult time at Barcelona, but this season has shown his “extraordinary” skills for Xavi’s team in the Champions League.

    And whether or not Mohamed Salah departs the team, Slot would undoubtedly welcome the addition of a player of his calibre, someone who would fit in with his dependence on his wingers to create opportunities.

  • Johan Bakayoko is the player that Liverpool wants to sign.

    Johan Bakayoko is the player that Liverpool wants to sign.

    Voetbalkrant said that Liverpool is eager to have Johan Bakayoko join their team. With his amazing performances, the 20-year-old prodigy

    Johan Bakayoko, a winger for PSV Eindhoven, is a 20-year-old who Liverpool is looking to sign.

    Voetbalkrant said that Liverpool is eager to have Johan Bakayoko join their team. With his amazing performances, the 20-year-old prodigy has been a revelation for PSV Eindhoven, drawing curiosity from all around Europe.

    Bakayoko is only 20 years old, but already he has a considerable reputation. He has nine appearances for the Belgian national team in addition to being a regular at the Dutch club.

    The former PSV player has made appearances in 33 games so far this season, helping to contribute to 19 goals. Along with six goals, he has totaled 13 assists. His performances have not gone unnoticed, as he is being pursued by several elite clubs from throughout Europe.

    Even though he has a contract with the Dutch team that expires in the summer of 2026, he might not stay with the team after that. Ernie Stewart, the sporting director of PSV, stated lately that he does envision the 20-year-old playing for them in the upcoming campaign.

    Throughout the previous two transfer windows, they have performed remarkably well to keep him at the club. Clubs were eager to sign him in the winter, just like they were last summer, but PSV was able to cling onto their hero. The player himself desired to continue on till the finish of the campaign.

    However, it isn’t going to happen in the summer, and his departure is all but certain. Bayern Munich, PSG, and Manchester City are the teams connected to the 20-year-old. Given his potential, a number of other clubs might be eager to go forward as well.

    Among the teams who are taking their pursuit of the Belgian international very seriously is Liverpool. The Reds want to strengthen their right side. Mohamed Salah is nearing the end of his career, and with Saudi Arabia showing such interest in him, he might potentially be traded this summer.

    Bakayoko has the potential to be a fantastic asset to their team and eventually establish himself as a mainstay. The Merseyside club will have to pay a hefty fee to recruit the PSV star in addition to competing against other teams. Right now, his worth is estimated at €40 million, and the Dutch will only let him to depart for a significantly larger sum.

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    Liverpool turns down surprise Deadline Day transfer offer from Premier League club

    Caoimhin Kelleher

    The Daily Mail reports that Liverpool has turned down an offer for keeper Caoimhin Kelleher from Nottingham Forest.

    The 25-year-old was valued at well than £20 million by The Reds, but Forest only offered £15 million for him.

    Even though Alisson plays at a world-class level and he is merely Anfield’s second choice, he has recently been granted some opportunities.

    He has made 34 appearances for Jurgen Klopp’s team overall, and he has often impressed.

    Liverpool’s refusal to sell him is not surprising, especially considering there is still time in the transfer window to find a suitable successor.

    The Reds are also rumoured to have based their asking price on Manchester City’s £19 million transfer of James Trafford to Burnley.

    Former Arsenal striker wanted by Forest

    According to Fabrizio Romano, Forest is attempting to investigate a late-transfer window move for former Arsenal star Chuba Akpom.

    On deadline day, the Reds are seeking to strengthen their attack, and they are giving the Ajax player significant consideration.

    This season, Akpom has made 20 appearances across all competitions and scored nine goals, attracting the interest of other Premier League teams.

    Though it’s thought that Ajax won’t easily allow Akpom to go, they might be tempted with a big offer.

    Although Fulham has also been connected to Akpom, it seems that Armando Broja of Chelsea is now the target.

  • Liverpool has a €275 million transfer shortlist as Klopp gets ready to go on a spending binge.

    Liverpool has a €275 million transfer shortlist as Klopp gets ready to go on a spending binge.

    Liverpool has a €275 million transfer shortlist as Klopp gets ready to go on a spending binge.

    As they are ready to compete for the Premier League title, Liverpool has created a transfer shortlist of six players that manager Jurgen Klopp would like to sign in 2024.

    The Reds, who are presently leading the English premier league, want to strengthen their squad during the January transfer window by bringing in a number of reinforcements.

    Furthermore, Caught Offside claims that they have already begun making plans for the summer, listing six individuals as potential targets.

    According to the previously cited source, Liverpool wants to bolster their right flank, centre midfield, and centre back positions.

    Liverpool’s shortlist of six players to pursue in 2024 includes Goncalo Inacio, Pedro Neto, Assan Ouedraogo, Manu Kone, and Johan Bakayoko, according to Caught Offside.

    The Reds may have to pay a staggering €275 million if they decide to sign all six talents. This is because each player has a report price tag linked to them.

    Will Liverpool invest heavily in 2024?

    Liverpool is apparently still looking for a midfield player, despite paying €172 million on four midfield players during the summer transfer window of 2023.

    Thuram, Kone, and Ouedraogo have all been highlighted by Klopp as viable targets, according to Caught Offside.

    Liverpool has a €275 million transfer shortlist as Klopp gets ready to go on a spending binge.

    According to Corriere dello Sport and Sky Germany, Thuram and Kone have a reported price tag of €40 million each, while Florian Plettenberg reports that Ouedraogo has a €20 million release clause.

    Furthermore, Inacio’s release clause is worth €60 million as a result of the new deal he inked with Sporting CP the previous year.

    Liverpool target Reported asking price
    Pedro Neto €70m
    Goncalo Inacio €60m
    Johan Bakayoko €45m
    Khephren Thuram €40m
    Manu Kone €40m
    Assan Ouedraogo €20m

    Both Bakayoko and Neto have been considered as potential Mohamed Salah long-term successors, but they would be quite expensive for Liverpool. TEAMTalk claims that Wolves would let Portuguese winger Neto go for €70 million, while Metro claims that PSV would demand €45 million for Bakayoko.

    Liverpool may or may not be willing to invest heavily once more, but they have great plans for 2024, so it may get expensive.

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    A transfer target for Liverpool has already revealed his “dream,” with Fernando Torres hint spotted

    Morten FrendrupA possible summer transfer for Morten Frendrup is being watched by Liverpool, and the Genoa midfielder has already expressed his thoughts about joining Anfield.

    Even though the January transfer market is still open, Liverpool might be planning for the summer already. Any significant inflows are far more likely to occur then than they are right now.

    Still, a lot of people will be watching Anfield this month. With the season almost passed halfway through, the Reds have set a high bar for themselves as the Premier League leaders, and their opponents will be trying to obtain an advantage in the transfer market.

    It remains to be seen if Liverpool adds any players to the roster this month, however Jürgen Klopp has downplayed any rumours that additions have already been made. Despite the possibility that no one will show up right away, the club is nonetheless keeping an eye out.

    The ECHO reports that Liverpool is keeping an eye on Genoa midfielder Morten Frendrup and will probably continue to do so for the rest of the campaign since a January transfer seems improbable. Despite Wataru Endō and Alexis Mac Allister both playing at number six this season, it appears the Reds are still looking for a fresh addition.

    An intriguing, if rather unexpected, target is Frendrup. The 22-year-old, who assisted Genoa in their return to Serie A last season, is enjoying a successful season with the Italian team.

     

    A transfer target for Liverpool has already revealed his "dream," with Fernando Torres

    If Liverpool supporters are curious in the defensive midfielder, they may have come across an interview published by Serie A a few weeks back. Even before the ad begins, titled “The best ball-winner in Serie A,” it portrays a bright future for the Reds.

    However, a minute or so later, something will have captured Liverpool supporters’ attention even more. The first photo, which the interviewer is showing Frendrup, is of the midfielder when he was younger, standing in front of a poster of Fernando Torres from his time at Anfield.

    According to Frendrup, the photo was taken while he was attending a boarding school in his home country of Denmark, where he was hoping to sign Daniel Agger for Liverpool from Brøndby. Although the Torres poster isn’t mentioned in the conversation, it was already established that the midfield player adores Liverpool.

    A 16-year-old Frendrup discusses his aspirations to play professional football and his experience relocating to a boarding school in an interview published in 2018 with the Danish publication Sjaellandske Nyheder. He says in the interview that Liverpool is his favourite team and that he hopes to one day move to Anfield.

    I’ve always had this dream, and I think it will come true. I think I can succeed if I work hard,” Frendrup remarked. The story also features the image of the Torres poster, with the caption describing the former striker as Frendrup’s hero.

    If acquiring a new number six is still a top priority later in the season, Liverpool will seem to be headed in the correct direction. The Reds are obviously interested in Frendrup, and a transfer may fulfil his ambition.

  • Liverpool monitors an attacker who has contributed 17 goals as Spurs considering a January transfer

    Liverpool monitors an attacker who has contributed 17 goals as Spurs considering a January transfer

    Liverpool monitors an attacker who has contributed 17 goals as Spurs considering a January transferLiverpool monitors an attacker who has contributed 17 goals as Spurs considering a January transfer

    Johan Bakayoko, a winger for PSV Eindhoven, has been linked to leaving the Dutch team, and teams like Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool are interested in signing him.

    The 20-year-old has surfaced as a target for Spurs, who are reportedly hoping to add a quality winger next month, according to a report by writer Rudy Galetti. Liverpool, a Premier League foe, is also a big fan of the footballer.

    Bakayoko has had a fantastic start to the season, tallying 13 assists and four goals in all competitions. If they can complete the transfer, the 20-year-old, who is a superb dribbler, will infuse the Tottenham assault with pace and unpredictableness.

    The North London team has to improve their wide area play, particularly with players like Manor Solomon and Ivan Perisic out due to injuries. Furthermore, Tottenham could use a talented winger right now since Dejan Kulusevski has to fill in as James Maddison’s replacement in the attacking midfield role.

    In the next several days, it will be intriguing to see if they can work out a fair price with PSV.

     

    Liverpool is rumoured to be monitoring the Belgian player in the meantime. He is the kind of young winger that they could definitely use, especially as a long-term replacement for club legend Mohamed Salah.

    Bakayoko possesses all the skills necessary to become a premier league attacker, and a transfer to Tottenham or Liverpool might hasten that process.

    Jürgen Klopp, for example, has a track record of developing young players, and the German manager may be able to help the 20-year-old reach his full potential.

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    Roundup of Liverpool transfers: Jurgen Klopp makes a suggestion as “enquiry made” in relation to PSG’s bid

    Roundup of Liverpool transfers: Jurgen Klopp makes a suggestion as "enquiry made" in relation to PSG's bid

    Jurgen Klopp may have more work than he anticipated in January as Liverpool struggles with several injuries and attempts to make a title challenge in the second half of the season.

    Liverpool might still be nursing a grudge from not being seated atop the tree on Christmas Day.

    If the Reds have learned anything from their draw with Arsenal on Saturday, it is that they can now confidently pursue a second Premier League title as they approach 2024. A questionable penalty ruling and the clang of the Arsenal crossbar kept Jurgen Klopp’s team from winning the title for the Christmas holidays, even though the spoils were shared with the league leaders.

    Liverpool can’t afford to sit back and relax since they have a match against Burnley on Boxing Day. However, with the January transfer window opening in just one week, Klopp might have other urgent things on his mind.

    Reds ‘make enquiry’

    Roundup of Liverpool transfers: Jurgen Klopp makes a suggestion as "enquiry made" in relation to PSG's bid

    In relation to centre backs, Liverpool is said to have enquired about Fluminense’s captain Nino.

    The 26-year-old is an important member of the Brazilian team and was involved in their recent Club World Cup final loss to Manchester City. With Matip’s contract ending in the summer and Gomez expected to fill in for the injured Robertson and Tsimikas at left back, Klopp may decide to bring in defensive reinforcements as soon as possible.

    As per Sportitalia’s reports (via Liverpool Transfer Room), Fluminense has been contacted by multiple teams, including Liverpool, to ascertain Nino’s availability. The fact that his current deal expires at the end of 2024 may help Liverpool acquire him for less money.

    PSG land Liverpool target

    Roundup of Liverpool transfers: Jurgen Klopp makes a suggestion as "enquiry made" in relation to PSG's bid

    Liverpool’s failure to sign Lucas Beraldo may have stoked the team’s interest in Nino.

    The 20-year-old defender’s stellar performances for Sao Paulo has made him a target for Liverpool. However, it now appears that the centre defender has agreed to a £17 million transfer to Paris Saint-Germain, per writer Fabrizio Romano (via Goal).

    As he tries to replace Matip, Klopp is rumoured to have identified Beraldo as a ‘potential for the future’. PSG defeated a number of elite teams, including Wolves, Bayern Munich, and Zenit St. Petersburg, and it appears like he will formally move into the Parc des Princes in January.

     

     

  • News on Liverpool transfers as two heirs of Mohamed Salah are being evaluated amid Jürgen Klopp’s $32 million’request’

    News on Liverpool transfers as two heirs of Mohamed Salah are being evaluated amid Jürgen Klopp’s $32 million’request’

    Johan BakayokoNews about transfers involving Liverpool: Jürgen Klopp is said to have asked for one of the two prospective successors to Mohamed Salah’s crown to be signed in January.

    The main event of the weekend is all eyes on Liverpool and Arsenal’s fight to be the top team in the Premier League come Christmas. It will be the campaign’s most significant match to date.

    The Reds will go into the match full of confidence after shaking off last weekend’s miserable goalless draw with Manchester United, with a few players looking to get back on track against West Ham in midweek. The Gunners have a great opportunity to make a significant impact in the title fight leading up to 2024, since they are only one point ahead of the game.

    Furthermore, Liverpool may have the opportunity to further its credentials next month with some astute business decisions as the January transfer window draws near. Jurgen Klopp’s defence will undoubtedly receive a lot of attention, but more midfield players have also lately been mentioned.

    As the Egyptian player is ready to leave for the Africa Cup of Nations next month, potential Mohamed Salah replacements are being connected. That’s where the most recent reports stand. This is Liverpool.com’s assessment of the transfer rumours that have been circulating about the Reds lately.

    Johan Bakayoko (PSV Eindhoven)

    Fichajes claims that Liverpool is considering Johan Bakayoko as a possible Mohamed Salah substitute. According to the Spanish source, Jürgen Klopp has requested that the Reds buy the winger from PSV Eindhoven the following month.

    Liverpool is reportedly prepared to utilise its January transfer budget in order to get Bakayoko, given that Salah will be attending the AFCON in January and Saudi Arabia is reportedly showing interest. The 20-year-old has a $32 million (£25 million/€29 million) valuation.

    According to Liverpool.com; With 17 goal contributions thus far this season, Bakayoko is expected to be in high demand very soon. Liverpool might then want to close its deal as soon as possible, similar to how it did with PSV in order to sign Cody Gakpo the previous season.

    When Salah is abroad at the AFCON next month, the Reds will be much missing him, and they should start preparing for his possible exit should the Egyptian be enticed to Saudi Arabia. As a left-footed right winger, Bakayoko would seem to fit the bill, and signing him the following month would provide him some time to adjust before taking over as Salah’s successor.

    Leroy Sané (Bayern Munich)

    News on Liverpool transfers as two heirs of Mohamed Salah are being evaluated amid Jürgen Klopp's $32 million'request'

    Fichajes is promoting a number of possible Salah successors, not just Bakayoko. Additionally, according to the Spanish publication, Liverpool is “seriously considering” a deal for Leroy Sané. The winger is reportedly valued at $110 million (£87 million/€100 million) by Bayern Munich, but it’s not obvious if the Reds would be prepared to pay that much money to get him.

    According to Liverpool.com, Sané has been playing fantastically for Bayern this season, and Liverpool may find his prior Premier League experience with Manchester City to be alluring. But $110 million is a lot of money to give up, particularly for someone who will turn 28 in less than a month. It would be wiser for Liverpool to go with a less expensive and far more long-term solution.

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    Juventus decision on Kenan Yildiz amid ties between Liverpool and Arsenal

    Kenan Yildiz

    Kenan Yildiz, a midfielder for Juventus, has been connected to a departure from the team in recent weeks.

    The 18-year-old is well-regarded around Europe, and a few Premier League teams are rumoured to be monitoring him. According to a Calciomercato story, Juventus is opposed to approving the player’s departure next month, despite the fact that Arsenal and Liverpool are interested in him.

    Given the exceptional talent of the Turkish midfielder, it is not surprising that the Italian giants wish to keep him around for the long term. With the correct guidance and experience, he has the potential to emerge as a major contributor for them in the upcoming seasons.

    Arsenal, however, could use more depth and talent in the centre of the park. The 18-year-old would have contributed technical proficiency and inventiveness to the side.

    Arsenal needs a backup for Norwegian international Martin Odegaard because they have relied too much on him for creativity in the middle of the park. In the upcoming weeks, it will be intriguing to watch if they choose to test the waters by making an offer for the Juventus suite.

    Liverpool has also established contact in regards to the player’s transfer. They should concentrate on recruiting a defensive midfielder instead, as they have a number of creative midfielders at their disposal.

    The 18-year-old Turkish midfielder is well-regarded around Europe and talented enough to play for multiple teams. The player might find moving to the Premier League to be an exciting prospect, and he might be persuaded if teams like Liverpool and Arsenal guarantee him playing time. In addition, they might give him a better contract than Juventus.

    Since the Italian powerhouses are not yet under any obligation to approve his departure, a January transfer appears improbable. Whether Arsenal and Liverpool are willing to try their luck at the conclusion of the season will be interesting to see.

    The 18-year-old has the potential to be a wise long-term investment for them and to emerge as a key player for both teams