Liverpool has acted rapidly in the transfer window and has identified more than £ 250 million in talent while Arne Slot seems to strengthen his ranks while the champions want to defend their crown
Liverpool does not waste time this summer if they identify themselves and go behind their most important goals. Arne Slot had said that he was confident when it came to the club's plans – and they could show off names within a few weeks with different blockbuster.
The Reds have just claimed Premier League -glory, even though they barely touch their team 12 months ago. Slot chose to collaborate with the group he inherited from Jurgen Klopp and performed impressive. Now the Dutchman emphasizes his ambition.
Liverpool claimed competition success, but missed the addition of other trophies. Their last 16 exit in the Champions League was a frustration, but they hope to build a team that can match everything in Europe.
Part of their recruitment is motivated by outputs. The departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold means that the team needs a new right back and Jeremie Frimpong has been identified. The Bayer Leverkusen -Man, formerly from Manchester City and Celtic, has a release clause of £ 30 million.
He has been set to the UK while the lectures are progressing during a movement for the Dutchman and his club team girl Florian Wirtz could accompany himself in a movement that can crush the British transfer record.
Leverkusen has placed a price tag on the German playmaker who exceeds the £ 100 million a lot. Bayern Munich is also enthusiastic, but it seems that the Reds are head of the queue, especially after the city withdrew from the transfer battle.
Wirtz is one of the most exciting prospects in Germany and would add another dynamic to the Liverpool attack, which did not play with a traditional 10. Slot knows that the club cannot continue to rely on Mohamed Salah's goals to defeat them consistently.
Darwin Nunez was able to leave Anfield while Cody Gakpo is connected to the departure door. Liverpool seems to be planning that opportunity and held conversations with Frankfurt about signing their French frontman Hugo Ekitike, who is appreciated at £ 84 million.
Their sports director, Markus Krosche, has opened the door to his exit of Deutsche Bank Park, insisting that they allow players to leave if they feel that they have outgrown the environment.
“He is one of the most interesting strikers on the European market. Hugo has to decide,” the club chef told sport 1. “I am happy that we have him. If he decides otherwise, that is our motto: if a player develops faster than we, let him go.”
Liverpool also shows that they will continue to rejuvenate the team and be a new left back on their radar. Milos Kerkez is one of a number of players who have seen his shares during the impressive year of Bournemouth and a £ 45 million switch is being recommended.
The Reds reportedly agreed personal conditions with the Hungary International, which could start next year as the first choice of the tram, which Andy Robertson surpasses. The 21-year-old would like to challenge himself at a higher level and a move to Anfield would offer him that opportunity.
Slot said on the last day: “We are very happy with the team we have. This club has always shown that if they can strengthen, that's what we do.”
He was not wrong and within a few weeks he could have four new faces for £ 270 million. As the declarations of intent go, that would be a serious one.