Liverpool makes large movements on the transfer market after having started a huge summer spree, while Trent also let Alexander -Arnold and Luis Diaz leave the club – and there may be more editions
Liverpool was able to leave three young people this summer, while Luca Stephenson, James McConnell and Lewis Koumas are interested in a number of teams.
The Reds have been one of the most active clubs in the transfer window after spending nearly £ 300 million on high -profile stars such as Hugo Ekitike, Florian Wirtz, Milos Kerkez and Jeremie Frimpong.
There have also been a handful of expenditures after the departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid for £ 10 million and Luis Diaz to Bayern Munich for around £ 63.5 million.
And the Premier League champions are open to punishing more outputs for some young players, while manager Arne Slot continues to revise his team to keep it again contrary to the Premier League title.
Stephenson joined the end in the preseason and made an impression after he was admitted to the Pre-season Tour to Asia, but he is interested in Dundee United, Swansea, Reading, Rotherham and Cardiff about a loan movement.
Aberdeen are also fans of the 21-year-old and, according to the Liverpool Echo, consider a permanent transfer.
In the meantime, McConnell is interested in West Brom, Ipswich, Derby, Oxford, Swansea and French Silk Metz after impressed Liverpool in cup matches in recent years – after he has drawn attention to the team in a Champions League collision against PSV last season.
And Koumas is another player who could be moving if Norwich, Sheffield United, Hull, Preston, Birmingham and Wrexham all guard the player.
Koumas – who made all his international debut for Wales – scored last year on his debut in Liverpool in the FA Cup during a 3-0 win over Southampton and scored six times on loan with Stoke last season.
There is even an approach from La Liga Giants Sevilla about the signature of Koumas, where the Spanish club can be again looking for reinstalling after a relegation struggle in 2024-25.
It comes as Liverpool to conclude a huge deal for Alexander Isak after seeing an £ 120 million offered by Newcastle.
Isak has already told the magpies that he wants to consider his options this summer and has refused to travel with the team for their tour for the season in Asia – where manager Eddie Howe admits that the situation is “not in my control”.