This is called a perfect counterexample. Some clubs spend everything is going to improve their workforce and play the title. Liverpool has chosen, certainly a little despite himself on certain files, to limit his summer transfer window to a player (Federico Chiesa, who ultimately played very little) and was crowned champion of England for the 20th time in his history, equalizing the Manchester United record. With a new coach Arne Slot who sublimated the heritage of his predecessor Jürgen Klopp, the Mersey club therefore twisted the neck at the precepts of modern football.
However, Liverpool does not seem willing to reissue the feat. To perpetuate the club, and especially to resist the assaults of competition, it was decided to invest massively in the next summer transfer window. This is what the Daily Telegraph. However, the Reds have done much of the job by extending its two pillars Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah. But they also know that they will lose Trent Alexander-Arnold (en route to Real Madrid), that Andy Robertson tires and that Darwin Nuñez will not get rid of her clumsiness. And the objective of management is clearly announced: go and get the 21st title to enthroned all of England and definitively disgust the Mancunian rival.
A defense to be rebuilt, an attack to revive
This is why they are ready to inject new blood into the workforce. Especially in defense. The left side of Bournemouth Milos Kerkez is targeted and is even designated as a priority to relieve Robertson a little, which could lead Tsimikas at the start. In Bournemouth still, Dean Huijsen is coveted by the Reds, but also by all the gratin of European football. We will have to take out the checkbook to convince the Spanish international. The biggest expenditure should relate to the recruitment of a new center forward. Darwin Nuñez will clearly be invited to find a new club, and Arne Slot would like a reference number 9, after having sometimes experienced this season, with Luis Diaz and Diogo Jota.
The priority is called Alexander Isak, author of his best season in the Premier League with Newcastle. It will be necessary to pay more than € 120 million to tear it from the Magpies, but Liverpool was close to recruiting months Caicedo two years ago for an almost similar price. According to the Daily Telegraphthe Reds also checked the name of Hugo Ekitike, the French striker of Eintracht Frankfurt, already valued at almost € 80 million! Which is expensive for a talent deemed in the making and not necessarily ready for the Premier League. Liverpool will not look at the expense, of course, but will not want to be the stuffing turkey.
