The most recent rumors surrounding the transfer of Liverpool players, including information on Andre Trindade, Romeo Lavia, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and Micky van de Ven.
As Liverpool approaches the start of the new season with only two signings, the list of potential targets keeps getting longer.
With just one week until the crucial match with Chelsea, Jurgen Klopp has seen Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai come through the door, but the departures of Jordan Henderson and Fabinho have made the midfield landscape a lot trickier to navigate.
Perhaps it wasn’t anticipated that outgoings would go as far as they have, but now that it’s the case, Anfield chiefs must adjust to give Klopp access to the resources he needs to once again compete at the top.
So, while the Reds continue to pursue possible defensive and engine room additions before the September 1st deadline, defensive midfield reinforcements remain crucial.
Andre Trindade.
According to the most recent rumor coming all the way from Brazil, Liverpool will soon submit a £21.5 million offer for pivot Andre Trindade from France.
Romeo Lavia’s second offer was turned down earlier this week, and the ECHO reported that the 22-year-old was now a potential target, with Liverpool genuinely interested.
Four days later, and if Brazilian outlet Terra, via Paisley Gates, is to be believed, things must be going well because the midfielder’s club has been told to anticipate a bid “in the coming days.”.
Additionally, according to another Brazilian outlet, Globo Esporte, the Reds’ interest in Andre did not suddenly arise as a result of setbacks in their pursuit of Lavia but rather was the result of a three-year scouting process starting in 2020.
Romeo Lavia.
Romeo Lavia was said to be in Southampton’s lineup for their season-opening match against Sheffield Wednesday on Friday, according to Belgian journalist Sacha Tavolieri, who claimed there would be “no imminent transfer” involving the midfielder.
As it turned out, the 19-year-old was only listed on the substitutes’ bench and didn’t play when his team scored a late winner to finish the game strongly.
After the game, Saints manager Russell Martin said: “Of course, there will be people leaving, and when they do, hopefully we will be able to add to the group with players that suit us and will help the group.
“The squad’s composition will change over the next four weeks. That’s just a fundamental aspect of football. “.
Keiran Dewsbury-Hall.
It came as quite a surprise to see that in one betting market, the Reds were set as “favorites” to sign midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall from Leicester City this summer.
After rumors began to circulate prior to the weekend, Liverpool was positioned at 5/2 to win, ahead of rivals Everton, Tottenham, and Arsenal, among others.
The Foxes academy graduate has two seasons’ worth of Premier League experience after making 59 appearances in the top division between 2021 and 2023.
The midfielder also won the Community Shield in 2021 with his current team, and he famously stunned Anfield seven months ago in the league match on Merseyside by scoring the game’s first goal just four minutes in.
Micky van de Ven.
Earlier this summer, Micky van de Ven of Wolfsburg was mentioned in connection with Liverpool.
Even knowing about the club’s purported interest, the man in question stated: “Of course, there are a lot of people who draw lines. It’s true that the director [Jorg Schmadtke] went there, and I am aware that Liverpool had previously followed me. However, as of right now, I am completely ignorant. Do I believe Liverpool to be a nice club? Of course!”.
The Dutchman, who is 22 years old and can play both left back and center back, might have made an interesting addition to Klopp’s team. However, it is now thought that he is headed toward Tottenham.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the London club and Van de Ven have reached an agreement on a €50 million (£43 million) transfer fee, with a flight expected to land in England no later than today to complete the transaction.
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A defender for West Ham is in advanced talks with Liverpool.
If conditions at the London Stadium weren’t already dire, it appears that West Ham will lose one of their highly regarded defenders to Liverpool.
It’s unclear whether David Moyes personally, Tim Steidten, the new technical director, or owner David Sullivan are to blame for the manager’s inability to make any purchases in the current transfer market.
Realistically, it doesn’t really matter who is at fault because it is imperative that new players enter the game right away.
East Londoners should be doing everything in their power to stop the vultures from circling rather than allowing other players to leave the game, even though it’s probably too late for Amara Nallo.
According to Football Insider, the 16-year-old is in advanced negotiations with the Reds, which raises the question of what the Reds’ recruitment department is up to given that he reportedly only recently signed a scholarship contract with the Hammers.
It’s mentioned by Football Insider that the player will be able to sign professional contracts when he turns 17 in November, but that still doesn’t explain how Liverpool managed to snag one of the up-and-coming talents from under the noses of the east Londoners.
It appears as though West Ham is operating in a total panic, making poor decisions left and right.
Thuram has been tough for the Reds
