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Todd Boehly decision on Moises Caicedo Chelsea transfer as Liverpool ‘dealt’ Romeo Lavia blow
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Updates on Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia are included in the most recent Liverpool transfer rumors.
Todd Boehly and Behdad Egbali, who are co-owners of Chelsea, are in charge of the talks to bring Moises Caicedo from Brighton and Hove Albion to the club.
According to The Times, who also claims that the two have replaced Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart, this is the case. It is said that Chelsea’s co-sporting directors initiated discussions with Brighton earlier this summer.
Three offers—the most recent being £80 million—have already been turned down for Caicedo by Chelsea. But as the ECHO reported on Friday evening, the Stamford Bridge team is now preparing to spend a British record £115 million on the player.
Although it was claimed that Chelsea was pressuring Liverpool to back out of the agreement in order for them to renegotiate Caicedo’s transfer fee with Brighton at a lower rate, the ECHO is informed that the Reds are standing their ground and are still interested in signing the player.
And in yet another bizarre turn of events, Chelsea is said to have offered more than £50 million for Southampton midfielder Romeo Lavia.
Friday night, The ECHO reported that Chelsea and Lavia of the Saints are close to a deal. Liverpool’s other defensive midfield target this summer was the international from Belgium.
On Monday, the Reds’ third offer, for about £46 million, was rejected. Chelsea then entered the bidding, but their £48 million offer was also rejected. But on Friday night, The Times reported that Chelsea had now made a bid for Lavia that was over £50 million.
Lavia, a former member of the Manchester City academy, joined Southampton for just £14 million last year, and despite his team being demoted to the Sky Bet Championship, he still managed to perform well in the Premier League.
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Liverpool are considering a move for the 25-year-old left-back to the Premier League
Liverpool are reportedly considering signing Brighton and Hove Albion full-back Pervis Estupinan.
This according to a recent report from Football Transfers, according to which Jurgen Klopp is already making plans for Andy Robertson’s long-term successor.
The 25-year-old Estupinan had a strong season with the Seagulls last time out. Following his £18m transfer from Villarreal just over 12 months ago, Brighton’s versatile number 30 has shown all the signs of becoming a top-flight left-back in the Premier League.
And with Robertson turning 30 early next year, the Scotsman will eventually need to be replaced and, according to these latest reports, there are initial concerns over the former Hull City defender’s fitness.
Fans may be surprised to hear these reports; Especially considering the Reds’ reliable number 26 started 26 Premier League games last season – the same number of home games as last season.
Nonetheless, Estupinan quickly became one of England’s most influential full-backs; As a player who can defend and attack, Klopp could do much worse when it comes to a potential replacement for a player who was undoubtedly one of his best performers during his tenure.
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Thiago makes transfer decisions, as Al-Ettifaq sends Liverpool an “apologetic” letter regarding Jordan Henderson
Media Digest: Thiago has made up his mind amid transfer rumors, and Jordan Henderson has apologized to Liverpool through Al Ettifaq’s official channels.
Jordan Henderson “apologetic” statement from Al-Ettifaq.
Al-Ettifaq has “apologized” to Liverpool supporters on Twitter. Jordan Henderson was recently acquired by the Steven Gerrard-coached Saudi team, who made him captain of their most recent match.
The reality is more ironic, despite the fact that some Liverpool employees might feel they should apologize for the way the Saudi club initially tried to sign the Reds captain for nothing (Guardian). Al-Ettifaq apologized for printing “EFC” on the back of Henderson’s shirt through their social media channel.
These initials, which are also those of the Ettifaq Football Club, are connected to the English football team Everton and are located just below the prancing horse logo on the neck of the Saudi team’s jerseys. The club account joked, “At least it’s not blue,” enticing supporters to purchase the number 10 shirt before it sells out.
Due to the captain’s prior decision to speak out as an ally of the LGBT community, Henderson has drawn a great deal of criticism for his decision to move to Saudi Arabia—far more than Fabinho—but this seeming lighthearted post highlights the fact that Liverpool is also facing some ethical challenges. Given that the league has been referred to as a sportswashing project (Guardian), it’s less than ideal that Al Ettifaq is already using its name to help the organization market itself.
Thiago’s choice to transfer.
Surprisingly, during the transfer window, Thiago has also been connected to several moves away. Only Curtis Jones and Harvey Elliott would be left from the midfield that Jürgen Klopp famously deemed fit for purpose prior to last season if the Spaniard left along with Henderson, Fabinho, James Milner, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and Naby Keita.
Thankfully, it appears that Thiago has made a decision. Fabrizio Romano has disabled links to Sevilla in a post on Twitter:.
Despite their connections, Thiago Alcântara and Sevilla have not engaged in any negotiations or talks. Thiago Only considering Liverpool.
Thiago has assumed a crucial role as an experienced leader in a shifting midfield after initially being perceived as one of the Liverpool candidates with the highest likelihood of leaving the club this summer. Given his strong defensive statistics, he might also start the season as one of the top choices for the number six position.
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