Transfer news, rumours, gossip, and speculation about Kylian Mbappe, Sadio Mane, Aurelien Tchouameni, and Divock Origi from Liverpool.
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An approach for Kylian Mbappe and Aurelien Tchouameni has been linked with Liverpool, while Divock Origi has spoken with AC Milan.John Barnes gives his opinion on the summer additions.
Former Liverpool midfielder John Barnes has highlighted what needs to happen in order for the club to enter the transfer market this summer.
The club is expected to sign Fulham's Fabio Carvalho, but with the fate of a number of players still up in the air, they may need to add to their squad in the coming transfer window.
Barnes feels that any newcomers will be contingent on who departs.
To BonusCodeBets, he said: "I don't think there will be many signings. Consider what happened last year with Thiago (Alcantara), Ibrahima (Konate), Luis Diaz, and (Diogo) Jota.
"I believe it all depends on who leaves; there have been rumors of players leaving. Depending on which players leave, I believe.Southampton is rumored to have absentees.
Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, Sadio Mane, and Trent Alexander-Arnold are all expected to miss tonight's match against Southampton, according to reports.
They were not spotted exiting the team bus on the south coast, according to social media reports. Salah and Van Dijk are expected to miss the match, but other players may be given a rest following Saturday's FA Cup final.
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Your messages to Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp
Following Liverpool's FA Cup final triumph over Chelsea on Saturday, The Echo encouraged readers to send tributes to Jurgen Klopp and his team.'Agrees professional deal' with current club, according to reports.
According to recent sources, rumored Liverpool target Endrick will not be moving to Europe anytime soon.
The Reds have been connected with the striker in the past, as have Manchester City, Barcelona, and Real Madrid, but he appears to be staying at Palmeiras.
The teenager is set to sign a three-year contract shortly after his 16th birthday in July, according to GOAL. The agreement will last until 2025.
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As the LFC Foundation raises £1 million from the Legends game, Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan expresses his "immense pride."
Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan spoke to the ECHO after the LFC Foundation raised £1 million for charity with the help of legends.He said the club is "very proud" of the £1 million donated for charity from the legends game in March.
During the March international break, a legends' side managed by Sir Kenny Dalglish was defeated 2-1 by their Barcelona counterparts at Anfield. Former greats Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher were among those who turned out.
Due to the coronavirus restrictions, LFC Foundation had not been allowed to stage the annual fixture since 2019, and the game against the Spanish giants on March 26 was sold out.As the LFC Foundation raises £1 million from the Legends game, Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan expresses his "immense pride."
Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan spoke to the ECHO after the LFC Foundation raised £1 million for charity at the Anfield legends game.
He said the club is "very proud" of the £1 million donated for charity from the legends game in March.
During the March international break, a legends' side managed by Sir Kenny Dalglish was defeated 2-1 by their Barcelona counterparts at Anfield. Former greats Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher were among those who turned out.Due to the coronavirus restrictions, LFC Foundation had not been allowed to stage the annual fixture since 2019, and the game against the Spanish giants on March 26 was sold out.
At Anfield Community Centre, Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan poses with Reds great Phil Thompson, Matt Parish of the LFC Foundation, Mark and Joanne McVeigh of the Owen McVeigh Foundation, and students from All Saints Catholic Primary School.
Future of Divock Origi
As the season draws to a conclusion, speculation about Divock Origi's future has increased. Following the expiration of his contract, the striker is expected to leave Anfield in pursuit of more regular game time.
The Belgium international has been on the rise for some time.According to transfer analyst Gianluca Di Marzio (as stated by the Mirror), Milan offered Origi a €4 million (£3.4 million) salary, whereas he reportedly demanded €4.5 million (£3.8 million). He now claims that the 27-year-old is open to taking the lower offer.
Origi's future will be decided at the end of the season, but for the time being, his focus will be on winning more trophies with Liverpool and making an impact comparable to that of the 2019 Champions League final.Aurelien Tchouameni's interest in Real Madrid has been rekindled.
According to recent sources, Real Madrid has rekindled its interest in Monaco midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni. Liverpool is thought to be battling for the player's signature with clubs all over Europe.
The La Liga winners were said to be leading the race to sign the 22-year-old earlier this season, but Monaco's exorbitant asking price reportedly put them off.
The Spanish giants have now made 'fresh contact' with the player's entourage, according to FootMercato.
According to the article, they are hoping to persuade the Frenchman to transfer to the Bernabeu rather than Anfield. The race for Tchouameni isn't just between the two Champions League finalists; Barcelona and Chelsea have both been connected in recent months.Mbappe rejects Liverpool.
According to rumors in Spain, Paris Saint-Germain winger Kylian Mbappe has 'turned down' a late approach from Liverpool in order to join Real Madrid.
The future of the 23-year-old has long been a topic of speculation, but it will be laid out in the coming weeks as he announces his decision. Liverpool has been connected with the player over the last few years, but any 'interest' is at most wishful thinking.
Mbappe was reportedly 'flattered' by Liverpool's interest, but has 'signed a contract' to join the La Liga winners, according to Marca.
Liverpool, on the other hand, must bind its finest players, Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane, to new contracts. They don't appear to be considering it.
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