Tag: Lucas Beraldo

  • 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

    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.

    Here are the most recent gossip and transfer rumours circulating around Anfield.

    Klopp hints at possible transfer

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

    While acknowledging that he hadn’t had time to consider Liverpool’s left-back situation, Jurgen Klopp hinted that he would be tempted to bring in a new player during the January transfer window.

    While Andy Robertson is still recovering from his shoulder injury, Kostas Tsimikas sustained a broken collarbone against Arsenal and will be out for a lengthy period of time. As a result, Joe Gomez will be the backup left defender.

    “I don’t know when, but can Joe play all the games right now? We’ll have to wait and see,” Klopp remarked. “Kostas will undoubtedly be gone for a considerable amount of time, but Robbo will return (next month). It is quite difficult for us right now, but I didn’t have time to consider it.

    “Injuries happen and you have to deal with them all, but a fractured collarbone is particularly problematic because it takes a long time to heal. Although Robbo’s injury was different, the healing process is also rather drawn out. We simply need to make sure Joey is prepared for the game and is dressed in cotton wool, as we are all aware that we need luck in these situations.

    It’s possible that Klopp will remain with Gomez until Robertson returns because the Scot will soon return. As a long-term substitute for Joel Matip, Liverpool may instead think about adding a new centre defender in January. Gomez would then step in on the left, and more central cover would be provided.

    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.

     

     

  • Report: The 20-year-old Brazilian prodigy is now the favourite to sign with Liverpool.

    Report: The 20-year-old Brazilian prodigy is now the favourite to sign with Liverpool.

    Liverpool has set their sights on Sao Paulo's Lucas Beraldo, a young player, as they attempt to bolster their defence.

    Liverpool has set their sights on Sao Paulo’s Lucas Beraldo, a young player, as they attempt to bolster their defence.

    Brazil has great expectations for the 20-year-old, and he might end up being a valuable long-term addition to the Premier League team.

    It’s no secret that Liverpool needs defence reinforcements, and the 20-year-old Joel Matip replacement may be the best option in the long run. Virgil Van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate are the team’s only other trustworthy central defenders at the moment.

    According to a UOL report, Liverpool is the front-runners to sign the 20-year-old defender, but it’s unclear if they can finalise a deal. It will be tempting for the gifted young defender to sign with a major team like Liverpool, but it is unclear if the Premier League team can work out a deal with Sao Paulo.

    In addition to playing left-sided central defence, Beraldo can also play right-sided central defence. Additionally, his versatility allows him to play as a defensive midfielder.

    Liverpool may have made a smart investment in the 20-year-old if they can work out a fair deal with the Brazilian team for him. The defender might be a valuable long-term asset for Liverpool if he can continue to grow into a top-tier Premier League player.

    More news…….

    After Luiz Diaz’s father made remarks about Barcelona, Liverpool has already expressed their concerns.

    Luis Diaz is not for sale, as Liverpool has already stated in relation to his Barcelona connections. Shortly after his release

    Liverpool is certain of Luis Diaz’s stay with the team.

    Luis Diaz is not for sale, as Liverpool has already stated in relation to his Barcelona connections. Shortly after his release from captors, Luis Manuel Diaz, Diaz’s father, sparked rumours about a possible relocation to Spain.

    In a recent interview with the Colombian television programme Noticias RCN, he disclosed that, having grown up supporting Barcelona, his son’s “dream” is to play for the team. “The truth is, at this moment I know very little about Barcelona,” he stated.

    “It’s true that Luis [Diaz] adores Barcelona and that playing for them is his goal. I want to express my gratitude to Porto and Liverpool for their kind reception and welcome of him thus far.

    “Thank God, Luis is a very disciplined player who is easy to like and respect because of his work ethic, humility, and general way of being.

    Luis Diaz is not for sale, as Liverpool has already stated in relation to his Barcelona connections. Shortly after his release

    Given that Barcelona is an elite team and among the best in the world, there would be no issues if Luis joined.”

    The Reds, though, are unwilling to go with the 26-year-old. They rejected a deal of approximately £43.3 million from Al-Hilal, a Saudi Pro League team, during the summer transfer window, and Barca should anticipate a similar reaction if they make a similar offer.

    The Anfield star’s contract with Liverpool supposedly expires in 2027, and Liverpool values Diaz far more than what Al-Hilal offered for him before to the start of the current campaign.

    The Athletic reports that Diaz has not indicated that he is pushing for a move away at this point in his career, and Liverpool has no interest in losing one of their star attacking players.

    However, DSports report that Liverpool is anticipating a bid at some time from the Catalanians. According to the source, Joan Laporta, the president of Barcelona club, attempted to sign Diaz before to his transfer to Liverpool, but the finances were not favourable.