Liverpool's “transfer priority” clashes with Jeremiah Fribone's progress
Liverpool is considered close trade For Bayer Leverkusen's right-back Jeremie Frimpong, but a report says this summer is still not a priority for the club.
Frimpong is a key figure in Xabi Alonso's success in Leverkusen, and the offensive defender role may not exist in the person who succeeds Real Madrid's tied coach.
So this is probably the best interest of Leverkusen, and Frimpong keeps going. It is believed that the Dutchman has a release clause that will allow him to leave for up to €40 million (£34 million).
Liverpool is not actively seeking to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold, who seems satisfied with the more important role of Conor Bradley. But with the Frimpong trading a little opportunistic, it seems to be jumping on a more pressing issue.
sports Frimpong will be “sharply” joining Liverpool, counting Ryan Gravenberch among his friends and already familiar with Virgil Van Dijk and Cody Gakpo. Both he and Leverkusen hope to resolve this situation “as soon as possible”.
However, as Liverpool is more keen to recruit left-backs, the Reds will have to quickly decide whether to move on with Frimpong or leave it.
Left-back is allegedly still considered a bigger priority, and Andrew Robertson is no longer a player and has the potential to upgrade Kostas Tsimikas. Milos Kerkez of Bournemouth is the most frequently connected target, although it is more expensive than Frimpong.
Liverpool may lose Ibrahim's Liverpool in a free transfer next summer and still need a long-term replacement for Virgil Van Dijk, who also gains a market for centre-backs and is one of the clubs believed to have signed Dean Huijsen.
There is another not that small problem, requiring the forward to upgrade the inconsistent Darwin Nunez without the unlimited pot to use.
