Liverpool blocks talks after Wirtz

Social media has a strange reaction to Liverpool’s efforts to sign Bayer Leverkusen’s amulet Florian Wirtz.

From FSG to the transfer market, scattering gun method is adopted. Liverpool have signed only Federico Chiesa (only £12.5m) since Jurgen Klopp established a new midfield in August 2023.

Now the Premier League champion is looking for investment, and although Liverpool does, if he succeeds in getting Wirtz’s signature ink, he will break the UK’s transfer record, he has no problem, he is “a true talent passed down from generation to generation”, as sports media professional Cristian Nyari pointed out.

Of course, the Arne Slot side requires more than a new organizer. Trent Alexander-Arnold has been replaced by Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong, and efforts are being made in various regions.

Richard Hughes must be a busy guy, especially since he was forced to sell with one of Luis Diaz’s biggest stars.

Liverpool’s dream Diaz replaces

Diaz is one of the most valuable members of the slot Liverpool squad. The Colombians have started 38 games in all games this season, scoring 17 goals and providing eight assists.

However, Saudi club Al Nassr hunted him and Barcelona was interested.

Given that he is 28 years old and entering his second year in a £55,000-a-week contract, Diaz will hope to get a new deal or transfer.

If Liverpool does have cash, the figure is as high as €85 million (£72 million), it feels a bit effortless, and the Mercedes are reportedly considering swings for Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon.

The 24-year-old Gordon himself would spend a penny – rather a pretty penny of £80 million. But, for a great player, this can be a stunning long-term capture.

Moreover, he is not the only one targeting Liverpool’s left-wing transformation.

Liverpool advances, blocking another signature after Wirtz

According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool are working “again again this week” to take a move for Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez, who has reached a consensus with FSG on personal terms.

After a possible weekend gasp, the club is ready to lock the corners in the transfer battle again this week to impress the same chord.

According to journalist David Lynch, while Liverpool is “willing to get close to this), Cherry is valuing at its 21-year-old £45m valuation, which is a possible crux of the problem, which may be a possible point.

Why Milos Kerkez and Gordon dream together

In March, Troy Deeney described Kerkez as “one of the best left-backs in the world.” Deeney may not always make his Liverpool-related situation right, but the retired striker paid for this contract.

Hungary’s prospect joined Bournemouth from AZ Alkmaar in July 2023 with a £15m contract, as it became increasingly powerful and held a significant position in Andoni Iraola’s clothing.

As Pundit Izzy Christensen puts it, “The scary thing is that he hasn’t even reached the peak yet.” Kerkez’s energy and athletic ability will certainly prove the next game-changer, thus easeing Andy Robertson’s responsibility for the decline of his shoulders.

Additionally, he can have a proper partnership with Gordon on the left, as the Pies has strong power in offensive games, but is also tenacious and dedicated to completing his defensive responsibilities.

In essence, though, Gordon was a striker who posted 28 goals contributions throughout the campaign and led Eddie Howe’s team to win Newcastle’s 2023/24 Player of the Year in an injury-injured season.

Perhaps his efforts to influence Newcastle’s recent campaign came from Liverpool’s failed approach last summer. Anyway, Gordon is a nightmare opponent, and behind him, FSG will get a partnership for years to come.

According to Sofacore, Kerkez won 60% of his finals and created eight big chances in the Premier League this season, highlighting his balanced quality.

Beyond that, the unremitting efforts of the high altitude prospect have led to obscene ground throughout the campaign (see Sofascore), which for Robertson paid just 0.2 times per game in the entire Premier League campaign, which is his painful 41% effort.

The big opportunity for the Scots creates fewer big opportunities than Kerkez, so new recruits will develop a growing creative talent that really serves Gordon well.

During his two full term with Newcastle in the Premier League, the three Lions star scored 17 goals and lacked only 19 big opportunities, which is not the most clinical indicator in the department, but does show that his support for him can only enhance his support.

Finally, Kerkez ranked 90th in the top 6% of the defenders in this year’s Premier League, which provides a source for Gordon to meet with the fans of the Centre through his tendencies, or among his central fans, hoping to see the window and fans on the window through Senafield fans.

With Robertson’s way out, Trent has grabbed the Spanish rays, so a new creative guard force is needed, and Kerkez certainly fits the bill.

Gordon refuels from the defensive zone and charges forward when he sees the right time, Kelkes will be the fresh air on the side of the Slot, fixing the biggest jingle in the armor and ensuring the Reds are capable of doing it again next year.

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