Liverpool launch survey for 53 million pounds Sterling Leverkusen Star they spotted with Wirtz

With the summer of Liverpool spending, potentially to reach new levels, Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards would have returned to the Bundesliga in search of a defensive strengthening.

Liverpool gave new encouragement to Isak Saga

Liverpool has never been the great expenditure of the Premier League. Instead, they obtained a large part of their success under Jurgen Klopp by drawing the best party of talents such as Andy Robertson, Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane, who all happened for what turned out to be undeniable affairs.

Even when Virgil Van Dijk, Fabinho and Alisson Becker arrived to really transform the Reds into English champions, this did not occur without the sacrifice of Philippe Coutinho. And the summer they owned the crown of the Premier League, the Anfield chiefs opted for a quiet summer before losing their crown in Manchester City.

With Hughes and Edwards now to make a statement, however, things have changed. The first through the door was Jeremie Frimpong, then came their first successful move, broke the British transfer record to beat Man City and Bayern Munich to Florian Wirtz. But they were not made there.

Since then, Milos Kerkez and Hugo Ekitike have arrived to take Liverpool spending near the brand of 300 million pounds Sterling. Again, however, they are still not made there.

After Alexander Isak abandoned the news of the bombs he wanted to leave Newcastle United this summer, Liverpool turned their attention to the Swedish who would now have disappeared from the Magpies training in the hope of going through a departure.

After the move of Bayern Munich of Luis Diaz, who would see the pocket of Liverpool at around 65.5 million pounds sterling, the champions of the Premier League now seem to return to the transfer market this summer.

Liverpool launches the first movement of Hincie Piero

According to Graeme Bailey from the shoe hall, Liverpool has now launched his opening investigation to sign Piero Hincie. The talented defender seemed to be on the way to Atletico Madrid earlier this summer, only for the Spanish to refuse to respect his release clause of 53 million pounds Sterling.

Now, it is Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea and Liverpool who turned to the Bayer Leverkusen man. Unlike previous transactions for Frimpong and Wirtz, the clubs would have been informed that Hincie was not for sale this summer, despite the defenseman throughout last season during the same trips they watched Wirtz.

That Liverpool can change the position of Leverkusen is the big question. They have already signed two of their key men, so a third in a summer would certainly be an interesting decision. But Hincie is certainly worth continuing.

Nicknamed a “great player” of the former boss of Leverkusen Xabi Alonso, Hincie would be the perfect replacement for Ibrahima Konate, who is about to leave Liverpool as a free agent next year, and already knows well Frimpong and Wirtz.