The Virgil van Dijk drama may prompt Liverpool to pursue the £75 million-rated international star

The first players that probably spring to mind when you think of the current Liverpool team are Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Mo Salah.

Even though they are most strongly linked to Jurgen Klopp’s tenure at the team, they might be the reason Arne Slot has such a successful first Premier League season.

How his team play for him against Old Trafford on Sunday, in what will be the Dutchman’s first true test at the helm of the Anfield squad, might set the tone for the following several months of the 2024/25 campaign.

A season which might well be the last for any one of the aforementioned trio, considering that their contracts all expire in June of next year.

Marc Guehi may be Van Dijk replacement at Liverpool.

It is likely that the Reds will be aware of who decides to leave the team at that point, which could explain why they are considering a move for Marc Guehi of Crystal Palace, as reported by Mirror Sport.

The Reds now have the opportunity to assemble a package to entice the England international, who Palace is thought to be valued at approximately £75 million, as a result of Newcastle’s unsuccessful pursuit of Guehi, despite making at least four separate bids.

It’s far from certain that Guehi will leave Selhurst Park, even if Liverpool or other suitors meet the South Londoners’ asking price, considering that the player himself didn’t push for a move to the Magpies this summer despite their constant courtship and because Oliver Glasner has now appointed him captain of Palace.

As of right now, nothing is known because the summer transfer window has just ended.

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Liverpool discovers the “stance” behind Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s contract as a new transfer plan surfaces

The most recent rumours and news about transfers involving Liverpool, including updates on Stade Rennais defender Adrien Truffert and Napoli striker Khvicha Kvaratskhelia

There are not many days left for Liverpool to finalise their transfer plans before the summer window closes. The window reopens in the New Year, and the Reds have until 11 p.m. on Friday to sign any new players for the first half of the campaign.

Giorgi Mamardashvili, the custodian for Valencia, is anticipated to be Liverpool’s first acquisition under Arne Slot. The Georgia international is set to sign a long-term contract worth £30 million, with the expectation that he will play out the rest of the season on loan with the La Liga team.

It’s unclear if Liverpool intends to reach agreements on contracts for any further players before the transfer window closes. The Reds’ third Premier League match of the season, against Manchester United at Old Trafford, will also be prepared for in the coming days.

The ECHO looks at some of the most recent Liverpool stories that have made headlines in the past twenty-four hours.

It has been claimed that Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s contract amount has been communicated to Liverpool. Before the transfer season shuts, the Reds have been linked to a move for the Napoli forward.

Napoli would require at least £100 million in order to for Kvaratskhelia to depart the team, according to HITC. Despite apparent interest from abroad, it has been reported that the Serie A team is unwilling to allow the player to leave during the current transfer window.

Kvaratskhelia is another wide forward that Liverpool has been linked to signing before the transfer season ends, joining Anthony Gordon as a possible target. According to the rumour, Kvaratskhelia will be offered a new contract by Napoli with a release clause.

According to reports elsewhere, Liverpool has decided who they want to take Andy Robertson’s place. The Scotland international is Anfield’s first-choice left-back, but there are rumours that a successor is being considered in the future.

Football Insider reports that Adrien Truffert, a defender for Stade Rennais, has been mentioned as a possible Robertson substitute. According to the article, Truffert possesses a number of the attributes that the Reds are seeking in a left-back to replace Robertson at left-back.