Liverpool's first transfer could be 'done and sealed' next month, with everything in place. Jürgen Klopp is back on track with a plan from Steven Gerrard.
Alexis Mac Allister of Brighton and Hove Albion greets fans and family after the Premier League match between Brighton and Hove Albion and Southampton FC at the American Express Community Stadium on May 21, 2023 in Brighton, England.
According to a source from Argentina, the move to Liverpool for Alexis Mac Allister is 'complete'.
Liverpool is about to officially dissolve the Champions League dream. Jürgen Klopp's side have finally left him too late and will now prepare for their first Europa League season since 2015/16.
On the plus side, transfer planning can now really speed up. Even without the sporting director, projects are certainly brooding in the background, but Klopp can now devote his full attention to the matter of recruitment - hoping for a partnership soon. with Jörg Schmadtke, who will be appointed at some point in the lineup. next week (according to The Times).
Even before that happens, it looks like a real transfer could be 'completed', with reports from abroad claiming that a deal is currently being worked on for a big goal. An update closer to home has set a timeline for early June for likely confirmation. Meanwhile, Klopp knows he can also find some solutions within his existing squad. The arrival of Curtis Jones, for example, has been of great help over the past few weeks and could help the manager continue a long-dormant Steven Gerrard scheme.
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$76 million transfer 'completed'
The relationship between Alexis Mac Allister and Liverpool is going strong and it looks like a deal can now be done.
Argentina's TyC Sports outlet (via Sport Witness) has gone so far as to declare the deal complete. And in the latest update, Fabrizio Romano offered an equally bright outlook:
"Liverpool want to find out the final details of the Alexis Mac Allister deal as soon as possible to avoid competition; a full agreement on personal terms is indeed very close. Mac Allister's plan is to leave Brighton early. in the near term, and the move could be made and sealed in June."
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Liverpool kick off Steven Gerrard's plan
Liverpool may never completely replace Gerrard's talented presence. But that hasn't stopped the club from trying several times in the years since his departure.
Naby Keïta took the No. 8, while Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain arrived in midfield after declaring his admiration for Gerrard. At Anfield last weekend, Liverpool said goodbye to both.
Especially with Keïta, it's a matter of having a midfielder who can do everything. While Gerrard has set an extremely high standard, the times the Guinean has been in good form at least shows his ability to do it all. And in the last 10 games, Jones has proven to Klopp that he can fulfill the same role well.
No one is claiming he will be the next Gerrard, but he could at least be a more than enough replacement for the latest attempt to replicate the legend's qualities, as Klopp continues his search for a moldy player. that template for his midfield.
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