Liverpool was one of the most active premier clubs on the summer transfer window.
After their first league victory, they showed ambition and intention this summer by providing Manager Arne Slot the good resources and the platform to repeat her success again next season.
The tastes of Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez arrived at the club this summer while some of the players left, notably Jarrel Quansah, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Caoimhin Kelleher.
Their transfer company is far from being regarding claims and expenses.
The Reds were strongly linked to a decision for the Newcastle United striker, Alexander Isak, while Luis Diaz approaches a move to Bayern Munich.
Liverpool agree Luis Diaz Sale
Finance expert Stefan Borson congratulated Liverpool for his efforts to sell Diaz this summer by obtaining a surprisingly high price from Bayern Munich for the Colombian striker.
Bayern would have agreed to pay 65.2 million pounds sterling for the winning player of the Premier League and Borson estimates that Liverpool managed to thwart Bayern into the transfer saga.
He told Football Insider: “The player wants to go there, he will clearly get mega costs for an age player.
“I mean, I am surprised that Bayern Munich wants to do this business, but they do it clearly.
“I think it’s a matter that is great for Liverpool and good for the player.
“I would say badly for Bayern Munich, but they want it. I like the player.
“He is obviously not everyone’s cup of tea, but I don’t really understand how they arrived at this price.”
More players should leave the reds
Liverpool’s “brilliant” benefit on Díaz is not only an intelligent commercial decision, it is central to fuel their next wave of reinforcements.
They now seek to reinvest this money in their team and add even more depth and quality.
Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliott and Federico Chiesa could be at the next door in Anfield this summer while the niche and the hierarchy are working on fundraising thanks to sales for new signatures.
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