Marc Guehi is in line with the next major signing of Liverpool during a busy summer, and uncertainty around two of the centerbacks of the Reds means that he can be much needed
Liverpool's summer of expenditure does not yet show signs of end, but there is more than enough method behind the madness and the headlines.
Zoals gedetailleerd door Mirror Football op zaterdag, geloven Anfield-insiders nu dat de Reds nadeel zijn om Marc Guehi hun zevende nieuwe aankomst deze zomer te maken, in navolging van rechts-back Jeremie Frimpong, de extreem opwindende Florian Wirtz, Rapid Left-Back Milos Kerkez en doelman Giorgi Mamardashvili, Armin Pecsi en Freddie Woodman.
The signing of Guehi would push Liverpool's total summer expenses, including money specified for add-ons, to the £ 250 million Mark, but with holes in the team that must be filled and money of important expenses that have already been made or on the road, it is no surprise to see the champions that way.
Federico Chiesa was the only new face that was added to the team during the first summer of Arne Slot in Anfield last year, with the Italian winger the only new player who signed Liverpool in the last three transfer penters if you considers the deferred deal for Mhamardashvili.
That lack of transfer campaign turned out to be exactly what was needed for Slot and the Reds, where the Dutch coach was able to assess what he had at his disposal and accompanied his side to a dominant league title. A year on the team must be refreshed and Liverpool acts accordingly.
Trent Alexander-Arnold has become a member of Real Madrid, and so Frimpong comes in. Left-Back was an area of ​​weakness for Liverpool in the past season, and so here is Kerkez. Caoimhin Kelleher went to Brentford for £ 18 million, mainly because he knew that Mhamardashvili would come. And further movements in the goalkeeper department have left the Reds to young people and struggle with their home -grown quota, so here are Pecsi and Woodman.