Liverpool will continue with their first signing of the summer transfer window, which is expected to be Jeremie Frimpong after the Reds have been agreed to pay his £ 29.5 million release clause
The summer transfer window is around the corner and the largest clubs in Europe don't waste time. Real Madrid has already made the first major move of the summer and announced on Saturday that they signed Dean Huijsen in a £ 50 million deal.
Bournemouth -defender Huijsen will make the switch on 1 June, so that he can really represent at the Club World Cup. The newly expanded tournament is the reason why FIFA has punished two summer transfer windows, the first of which runs 10 days of next month for the opening.
That gives Liverpool the chance to do their business early, chosen with Jeremie Frimpong to be the replacement of Trent Alexander-Arnold. That is despite the fact that the Reds announced that Conor Bradley Pen had put on paper about a new long -term contract in Anfield.
Elsewhere Manchester United remains in advanced conversations with Matheus Cunha while the Arsenal striker continues. Manchester City also reaches a big summer after he has lost the FA Cup final to guarantee their first trophy-less season since the first Pep Guardiola campaign in 2016-17.
Here is an overview of the latest news about the transfer.
Liverpool Pencil in Frimpong Medical
Jeremie Frimpong will reportedly have a medical in the coming days for his £ 29.5 million switch to Liverpool. The Reds have reached a full agreement with the Dutch right back and Bayer Leverkusen have been informed that they will pay his release clause.
Multiple reports suggest that Frimpong, 24, will complete his move before the international break early next month and the Dutch star cannot wait to become a Liverpool player. Frimpong will sign a five -year contract.
Man City willing to spend big on Wirtz
Manchester City is ready to splash another £ 180 million to land Liverpool Target Florian Wirtz, as well as Tijjani Reijnders prior to next month's club. City is on a mission to rebuild the Pep Guardiola team after investing £ 180 million during the January transfer window – and Bayer Leverkusen game maker Wirtz and AC Milan's Reijnders has made their top goals.
Leverkusen demand more than £ 100 million for the Germany International – and that has not discouraged the city that James McATee could offer £ 25 million as a manufacturing weight. Milan has made it clear that City must break the transfer record of £ 56.3 million from the Italian club they have ever received for Kaka to land creative Dutchman Reijnders.
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De Bruyne Drops Premier League Hint
Kevin De Bruyne remains open to participating in a Premier League rival as soon as he leaves Manchester City. De Bruyne, 33, will run out of contract next month, although the Belgian midfielder could sign a short -term extension in the last phases of the club World Cup.
“I want to play good football, whatever the decision will be. I know you are trying to guess where I am going, I will make my decision and you will know when I know,” De Bruyne reporters told Crystal Palace in Wembley on Saturday after the 1-0 defeat of City.
'Don't know. It depends on who's coming [in for me]. I have a family, I have young children and I have to make a decision that suits everyone, not just me. If I am 20 years old and all alone, I can make a decision that is very easy, but now it is a bit more complex. “