Liverpool believes the £170,000-per-week Barca aim is superior to any possible transfer.
In a report published this summer, journalist Graeme Bailey stated that Liverpool is interested in acquiring a “dazzling” attacking talent.News on transfers involving Liverpool. Arne Slot, the manager of Feyenoord, will take over for Jurgen Klopp, who is set to leave the Reds after nine seasons as manager. This summer will be a time of great upheaval. Richard Hughes will return to the team as sports director after working at Bournemouth, while Michael Edwards is back at the club as CEO of Football. Although Klopp will leave his successor in charge of an extremely talented team that was still in the running for the quadruple moving into the final stretch of the season, certain new additions are still necessary for the team to be even more formidable the next season.
The sensational Rodrygo of Real Madrid is thought to be an ambitious possibility for Liverpool this summer. The Brazilian may find that his playing time is restricted due to the anticipated arrival of Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain. He is thought to be a better option than Luis Diaz, who has been connected to a move to Barcelona. A less well-known acquisition that the Reds are considering is Southampton goalkeeper Alex McCarthy, who would be a great replacement for Alisson should Caoimhin Kelleher decide to move on to better things. “Stunning” attacking star is what Liverpool wants. Speaking to Rousing the Kop, Bailey stated that although Liverpool is big admirers of Athletic Bilbao’s Nico Williams, the attacker wanted by Barcelona is looking for astronomical pay.
Liverpool could make a smart move by signing Williams for £170,000 a week, given his impressive performance at Bilbao despite being just 21. With 120 appearances, he’s contributed 42 goals (19 scored, 23 assisted) and earned 14 caps for Spain. Talent scout Jacek Kulig praises his dazzling play, and he’s recognized as one of the fastest players globally, as noted in a report on the speediest footballers at the 2022 World Cup.