Liverpool’s “world class” talent will be finished in Anfield Si Wirtz Signs

Few Liverpool fans would have expected the team to go to the end and demand the title of the Premier League in the first season of Arne Slot at the helm.

However, the Dutchman created a transparent transition after taking the reins of Jürgen Klopp, a favorite of fans during the summer a little less than 12 months ago.

He won 68% of the matches all competitions, losing only nine times in his 56 outings – of which only two on home ground against Nottingham Forest and PSG.

Despite such an impressive first year in Anfield, the 46 -year -old has already clearly indicated that he wanted new signatures to help strengthen his first team team on the Merseyside.

With the window just at the corner of the street, the hierarchy has not already lost time to continue the movements of two players of the same outfit during the summer market.

The last on the Liverpool movement for Wirtz & Frimpong this summer

In the past two days, an agreement has quickly progressed for the right back Jeremie Frimpong, the Dutch international who would replace Trent Alexander-Arnold on the Merseyside.

The Reds should pay 29.5 million pounds sterling for his services, the 24 -year -old flywheel in England in the past few days to finish his switch to connect with the side of Slot.

He could be joined in Anfield by the current Bayer Leverkusen teammate, Florian Wirtz, next season, the offensive midfielder who also had discussions with the club’s hierarchy on a potential movement during the dead.

It was reported that the 22 -year -old chose the Reds on Manchester City and Bayern Munich, but the two parties will have to agree, which could be more than 100 million pounds Sterling and a new club record.

The two players would add drastic quality to the current team to eliminate the location, but this may require that some players are unloaded to help balance the books given the figures involved in such transactions.

The player who needs to sell this summer

After such an impressive season in 2024/25, it would be difficult to unload many players from the Liverpool team, but Harvey Elliott may want to leave the club for a new challenge elsewhere.

The 22 -year -old fell in the hierarchical order after the arrival of the Dutch last summer, having only 18 league appearances in 2024/25 – of which only two came from a starting position.

It has since been linked to Merseyside moves before the summer window, with Nottingham Forest and Wolverhampton Wanderers only two options on the young table.

He could be joined by the door by the winger Federico Chiesa, who had a hard time adapting to the demands of the Premier League after his change of 10 million pounds from Juventus last summer.

The Italian only made six championship appearances in 2024/25, starting only once and featured for a total of only 104 minutes and failing to record a goal or an assist.

He managed to find the bottom of the net during the final defeat of the Carabao Cup against Newcastle United in March – which was undoubtedly the best time in his stay in England.

Many have said that the 27 -year -old would need time to settle in England, but after a year, he showed that few signs of driving with the promise with which it happened – costing them a nice penny in the process.

Chiesa, who was labeled “world -class” by journalist David Reverter, currently earns £ 150,000 per week, a figure that sees him win 7.8 million pounds sterling by Sseashe – an amazing figure given his lack of impact on Merseyside.

If the club has to make the jump and maintain its success, it will have to invest well this summer, with Wirtz apparently the large signature that the hierarchy desperately wants to finish.

Given the counting of the 30 combined goals and the assists of German in 2024/25, it is obvious for the board of directors to try to land this summer, injecting a more in -depth quality in the side, which will probably abandon Elliott and Chiesa further in order.

It was an unfortunate fate for the Italian winger, but given his gigantic winnings each season, it is a heavy figure which is unjustifiable given its lack of impact on the side on the Merseyside – allowing the funds necessary to conclude an agreement for the feeling of Leverkusen.

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