Liverpool's summer spending will affect nearly £ 300 million, but now the team of Arne Slot is expected to be cut with different peripheral figures near outputs nearby
Liverpool acclimatizes in Asia prior to their first previous season -friendly against AC Milan on Saturday, while their latest sensational transfer is approaching completion as Hugo Ekitike Jets to London for a medical for a £ 79 million movement.
That will bring their summer expenditure to almost £ 300 million if the Anfield Club wants to build a team that is able to retain the Premier League title, but it also means that Arne Slot is now expected to say goodbye to a number of players before the campaign starts.
The future of Luiz Diaz may remain the most intriguing. Bayern Munich has already rejected an offer of around £ 60 million and the Colombia Forward would like to explore a chance elsewhere.
And although the position of Liverpool is that he is not for sale, where Diaz continues to train with the first team as normal, they are brace for an improved bid from the Bundesliga champions.
Diaz is supposed to leave because he wants a new contract – but the Reds -Hierarchy is not in a hurry to give him one. The faith of the 28-year-old and his agent is that he is paid too little in Anfield, compared to teammates of similar status in the first team team.
However, the club is open to offers for Misfit Darwin Nunez, after two seasons in which he did not realize his £ 85 million reimbursement.
Atletico Madrid seems to have reinforced their interest with Liverpool who wanted to keep £ 70 mm while Napoli went somewhere else, but the potential of a large switch to Saudi Arabia for the Uruguay International remains
England under the 21 midfielder Harvey Elliott, who won the player of the tournament at last month's euro, is another who will probably leave if the right offer is made because it is difficult to earn long -term minutes last season.
He spoke frankly during the title winning campaign for his desire to play more often and had closed what he had to do to get a bigger look.
But Liverpool will not sell him cheaply. Watching a number of Premier League parties, but nobody is enthusiastic about a price tag of £ 50 million.
Several other young people could also play elsewhere this season.
Defensive midfielder Tyler Morton, 22, has interest from Premier League parties and can go on loan or a permanent deal. Ben Doak, Luca Stephenson and James McConnell can all stand in line for seasonal loan movements.