The 20-year-old, who has made over 100 first-team appearances is already a target for Liverpool.

Liverpool have made a great start to the 2023/2024 season under Jurgen Klopp.
This may come as a surprise to many given how far the Reds were in the previous Premier League campaign.

Lee Jeok-sa ​​and the team seem to have regained their vitality by achieving high-level performances and results one after another.
At the time of writing, Liverpool sit in fourth place, just three points behind leaders Tottenham Hotspur, after winning the Premier League last season.

They are on a winning streak that includes Manchester City and Arsenal, but Liverpool are in very good form at this point in the season and there is no reason not to if they can keep up with the top three.

Regardless of whether you buy or not, you will not be able to participate in topic conversations once the campaign ends.

New Year’s transfer activity for any club in England’s top tier could make a huge difference to their relative success or failure, which is why Liverpool are keeping an eye on Ajax CEO Devin Rensch.

According to Football Insider, the 20-year-old, who has made over 100 appearances for the Dutch giants, could be a target for both the Reds and Arsenal.

As an experienced right-back who can play in different roles when needed, it’s understandable why his versatility would be of interest.

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The ‘demands’ made by Victor Osimhen in the Napoli contract impasse have Liverpool on high alert.

The ‘demands’ made by Victor Osimhen in the Napoli contract impasse have Liverpool on high alert.

Negotiations for a new contract for Victor Osimhen, whose Napoli contract is set to expire in 2025, have halted amid transfer interest from Premier League teams Liverpool and Chelsea.

Talks between Liverpool and Chelsea’s Victor Osimhen over the contract situation between the player and Napoli president Aurelio De Laurenti have reportedly been “difficult”.

Osimhen’s current contract expires in 2025 and he has been heavily linked with a move after scoring 26 goals in 32 games last season to lead Napoli to their first Serie A title since 1990.
Liverpool sent a scout to watch Osimhen in action during the recent international break and Mirror Football understands Chelsea are also interested in signing the 24-year-old.
Contract renewal talks with Napoli have reached an impasse, according to Calcio Mercato.

The report states that there is “huge friction” between Osimhen and De Laurentiis, with a huge difference in their salaries. Osimhen wants to double his salary from 4.5 million euros to 9 million euros.

There is also disagreement over whether to include a release clause. De Laurentiis wants to set it at 200 million euros, while Osimhen wants a “lighter, cheaper” tax. The report claims that both Liverpool and Chelsea are waiting in the wings.

United made a “decisive move” and made “several direct contacts”, while Chelsea first expressed an interest in the Nigeria international last summer.

De Laurentiis recently spoke about the ongoing negotiations with Osimhen and admitted that the striker could be sold if he does not sign a new contract.

United made a “decisive move” and made “several direct contacts”, while Chelsea first expressed an interest in the Nigeria international last summer.

De Laurentiis recently spoke about the ongoing negotiations with Osimhen and admitted that the striker could be sold if a new contract is not signed.

“I’ve never been calm when it comes to osimen, but it takes two to tango,” he said.
“I stayed the same, and if he changed his mind, I couldn’t do much.
It might be disappointing if something changes after the handshake, we’ll consider it, but life goes on.

“There is time, as the contract is good until 2025, and we get along well with him. Remember that I abruptly sold [Kalidou] Koulibaly to Chelsea.”

To try to sign Osimhen, Liverpool and Chelsea may have to wait until the end of the season, as Napoli’s sporting director, Mauro Meluso, has insisted the team will not trade any of its best players during the January transfer window.

When asked about the possibility of players leaving in January, Meluso responded, “Absolutely not, the squad is very large and leaves us calm,” as reported by Football Italia on Sport Mediaset. “We will talk about these issues later; everything can be made better. We will undoubtedly meet to discuss whether and how to step in.