Liverpool is preparing for a busy summer of transfers. The Red Brigade needs a complete facelift, especially in the middle of the field.
After completing a historic triple last year, Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool has had a significant setback this year. Both domestic cups and the Champions League eliminated them early. Also, the Kop is ranked sixth in the Premier League.
With a 4 to 7-point advantage, Liverpool has 12 more games to finish the season undefeated and gain the opportunity to play in the Champions League next year. They will then assess the modification and ensure that the adjustment period is no more than a year.
Given that a few players’ contracts expire at the end of the season, there will undoubtedly be some exits in the summer. The futures of some players are still up in the air.
At least six first-team players are anticipated to leave the Merseyside club, according to the Liverpool Echo. On the other hand, just 14 people are certain to survive. The other people are under investigation.
The group has been keep
Alisson
Van Dijk
Konate
Thiago
Salah
Henderson
Gakpo
Elliott
Diaz
Jota
Robertson
Nunez
Bajcetic
Alexander-Arnold
Uncertain group
Gomez
Fabinho
Milner (out of contract)
Gomez
Fabinho
Milner (out of contract)
Curtis Jones
Tsimikas
Calvin Ramsay
Fabio Carvalho
Matip
The group most likely to leave
Keita (out of contract)
Firmino (out of contract)
Adrian (out of contract)
Oxlade-Chamberlain (out of contract)
Arthur (loan expired)
Nat Phillips
Kelleher
Salah’s agent blasts the media over reports of his departure from Liverpool
Mohamed Salah, the top player for Liverpool, has dismissed rumors that he is “ready” to quit the organization this summer. After Liverpool’s tumultuous season, Salah is reportedly considering his options for the future, writes Santi Aouna for Foot Mercato. One journalist even claimed that he would choose to move to Spain if the Egyptian star were to leave the team.
With 22 goals in 39 games played in all competitions this season, Salah has maintained his position as Liverpool’s top scorer. The 30-year-old striker has 178 goals in 293 games since joining Liverpool in 2017, contributing to the club’s seven championships.
Salah became one of the highest-paid players in the Premier League when he agreed to a new three-year contract with Liverpool in the summer of 2022. As a result, Salah’s agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, spoke out prior to the claims that Salah wanted to leave the team.
If Mohamed and I hadn’t discussed it, where did you acquire this information? Salah’s manager asked, “Will you please inform us.
During Salah’s time at Chelsea and just before his 2015 loan to Fiorentina in Serie A, Abbas and Salah first met. The player’s agent was ultimately chosen as Abbas, and the two have been together since since.
Abbas spoke about his new deal in November to the Saudi publication Al Arabiya Sport, saying: “I don’t think they need much incentive after playing at the greatest level for so long. It’s important to know where he’ll be in the next two and a half years.
He simply lives in the moment and offers all for any team, no matter where he is playing, on the field. He doesn’t think about contracts or anything else.