Liverpool has completed an £800,000 deal from Premier League opponents.
Liverpool have already completed two first-team acquisitions this summer, and they have also finalised a deal for a youngster who has been approved by former Manchester City player Yaya Toure.
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00:00, 26 Jul 2023
Liverpool have paid £800,000 for Wolves wonderkid Harvey Owen.
This summer, Liverpool spent £95 million on Alexis MacAllister and Dominik Szoboszlai from Brighton and RB Leipzig, respectively. More are expected, with Liverpool having made a £37 million bid for Southampton winger Romeo Lavia.
While the club appears to be eager on bolstering Jurgen Klopp's first-team options, they have also recruited a talented youngster. Read more. Rashford, who signed a new £325,000-a-week contract extension until 2028 last week, spoke The Overlap podcast about his qualms about playing center-forward.
I think center-forward has less distance to cover to score simple goals, but I favour left-wing.
Left is just easier to stay in the game, and I've always wanted to be involved in the game since I was a kid.
Because of my patience, I sometimes struggle when playing at center-forward.
Marcus Rashford (England)
Arsenal and Chelsea are the frontrunners for Romeo.
Arsenal and Chelsea are expected to continue their pursuit of Romeo Lavia after Southampton reportedly rejected a £35 million approach from Liverpool.
The demoted Saints want more than £50 million for the 19-year-old Belgian.
And, with a slew of Prem giants eyeingLIVE transfer news: Bayern Munich increases their bid for Harry Kane to £259 million. PSG has accepted Kylian Mbappe's latest bid.BAYERN MUNICH have ramped up their mission for Harry Kane.Since Cristiano Ronaldo left for Al Nassr last summer, Manchester United has been without a prominent striker. Ten Hag has employed Rashford as a striker, but the team is looking to bring in a new striker before the window closes. United will try to acquire a third player this month after signing Mason Mount and Andre Onana. Raamus Hojlund is on Manchester United's radar, and conversations are underway.
Hojlund, 20, remains the most obvious target, although the Red Devils are hesitant to meet Atalanta's £60 million asking price for the Denmark international.
Hojlund drew attention with his powerful left foot and superb footballing mind. The striker honed his ability to get into space and time runs to perfection in order to set up a wide range of finishes. His
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