The Feyenoord trio, which includes Arne Slot potential transfers, is regarded as the “best in the world” by Liverpool fans.

Transfer rumours are starting to circulate as Arne Slot, the new manager of Liverpool, is expected to be announced. His present Feyenoord team members three are being connected.

It appears that confirmation of Arne Slot as Liverpool’s new manager is imminent. He will soon get the opportunity to contribute to his team during the transfer window.

It is anticipated that a deal to replace Jürgen Klopp as manager of Feyenoord will be completed shortly. Slot’s rule will start soon, as the German’s three games left will be his last.

So, it should come as no surprise that some players are already being linked to summer transfers to Anfield. Numerous individuals receiving recognition have some form of affiliation with Slot, having either worked or trained under him in the past.

Quinten Timber and Mats Wieffer, two Feyenoord players, are the most recent names to be associated. Liverpool is reportedly a fan of both players, and Aston Villa, Manchester United, Tottenham, and Newcastle are also considering the latter, according to HITC.

According to the report, Timber and Wieffer have been considered to possible follow Slot to Anfield. Liverpool has reportedly been watching Wieffer in particular over the past 12 months. The Reds have shown interest in him for a while.

The 24-year-old plays defensive midfield, a position Liverpool may try to strengthen in order to free up Alexis Mac Allister for the upcoming campaign. Furthermore, Slot has previously predicted that Wieffer will become a global phenomenon.

“Mats Wieffer’s development has advanced dramatically. Slot had earlier told Voetbal International, “I can really enjoy that.” “So big that he will become the world’s greatest player if he does that again.”

Naturally, that is not feasible for any football player. However, Mats has room to improve.

HITC has also connected Liverpool with a $31 million (£25 million/€29 million) transfer for Feyenoord defender Dávid Hancko. The 26-year-old, who has already acknowledged that he wants to play in the Premier League, is a self-described Reds fan.

According to Liverpool.com, it’s not always a good idea to sign players from your former team. Take a look at Manchester United’s Erik ten Hag.

Though Slot is expected to be at Liverpool shortly, there’s no question that speculation about his past and present teammates will persist. Though it’s hard to imagine the Reds signing three players now on Feyenoord.

As a left-footed center-back, Hancko definitely fits the requirements, and Liverpool will probably prioritise him this summer. Though Wieffer seems like an intriguing addition, a defensive midfielder would also be much-needed, particularly if Slot is right about his peak.