Revealed 15 players who can leave Liverpool this summer
The Liverpool Echo reports that Liverpool are planning a squad overhaul this summer. the player can bid farewell to the club.
Adrian, Keita, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Milner and Firmino are all set to leave at the end of their contracts, and the Brazilian has confirmed he will not be staying at Anfield beyond this season.
Liverpool have no plans to retain Arthur's loan deal beyond this season. Nat Phillips is 'likely to be sold' if the Reds get a good offer for him. Gomez and Jones could also leave the club, although their local status makes them valuable to the club.
Kelleher, Matip, Fabinho, Tsimikas are all considered 'sellable' and could be allowed to move on.
Meanwhile, Carvalho and Ramsay could be on loan to play more games next season.
In summary, 8 players face 'precarious' future at Liverpool:
Gomez, Fabinho, Milner, Jones, Tsimikas, Ramsay, Carvalho and Matip.
7 other players "likely to leave":
Keita, Firmino, Adrian, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arthur, Phillips and Kelleher.
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Real Madrid track Victor Osimhen - Napoli values ??highly sought-after striker
Real Madrid will have to face the reality of replacing Karim Benzema for the next two seasons. The former France international has been a great waiter for the past 14 years but fitness problems have receded this season.
Real Madrid have identified a target for a move, which is expected to take place next summer. Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland are two players that Florentino Perez wants to bring back to the Spanish capital.
Another player who could replace Benzema is Victor Osimhen, and Calciomercato reports Real Madrid are monitoring the Nigeria international's situation. Osimhen, along with another rumored Real Madrid target Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, have been in impressive form at Napoli this season and could face Los Blancos in the Champions League final, if both teams go that far. .
According to Fichajes, Osimhen's asking price could be a difficult point for Real Madrid as Napoli are said to have set a minimum fee of 170 million euros.
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