Liverpool are expected to splash out in the summer transfer window as they look to bounce back from a disappointing Premier League season next time around.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp could benefit from saying goodbye to some of his Red Devils stars to help fund a profitable treble when the transfer market finally reopens. again next month. The Merseyside giants are expected to spend big in the coming weeks to bolster their hopes of returning to the battle for the Premier League title when the new season begins in August.
Liverpool have let a number of first-team players go before the summer transfer window, with Roberto Firmino and James Milner set to officially leave the club when their contracts expire at the end of next month. However, it is clear that the Red Devils can reap the rewards of selling more players in an attempt to raise money to finance three famous deals. According to the Daily Mail, Alexis Mac Allister is reportedly set to join six-time European champions Brighton in a deal worth around £70m, while talks have also begun over a move for midfielder Manu. Kone of Borussia Monchengladbach. Handsome star Khephren Thuram is believed to be another Liverpool target ahead of next season, with L'Equipe claiming Anfield chiefs have begun preparing for a possible move to the Premier League in the summer.
The three deals will cost Liverpool around £150m in total, suggesting some side players could be moved to make way for newcomers early next season. Fabio Carvalho could be among those ready to be slashed in the near future, as the former Fulham ace has fallen out of favor with Klopp since the start of the year.
Jurgen Klopp may have to sell a few players early next season
Jurgen Klopp may have to sell his four Liverpool players early next season (Image:
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Carvalho played 16 games for Liverpool before this winter's World Cup break but registered just five appearances in the past five months, sparking speculation about his long-term future with the Reds in recent days. He is valued at £20m by Transfermarkt and selling him could greatly help Liverpool's summer business if they can recoup the full fee when the auction opens in a few weeks.
Meanwhile, Joel Matip and Caoimhin Kelleher are valued at £10m each by Transfermarkt and could also be moved to bolster Liverpool's transfer power in the coming weeks. Nathaniel Phillips is another player likely to cash in on a summer sale, with a number of lower Premier League clubs possibly interested in bringing him in next season.
Liverpool can raise a significant amount to boost their transfer budget by dropping four players this summer, while the wages saved from the departures of Firmino and Milner will cost a lot more. to pocket their new arrivals. Only time will tell which direction the Red Devils will decide to take when the window reopens, as they look to bolster their ranks to vent the disappointments of the just-ended season with certainty. cover their backs on the next occasion.
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