'Been discussed': Liverpool 'already working' on finally signing Fabinho successor along with new wingers

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As a result, Liverpool supporters have been desperate to see an out-and-out number six signed. Would any Liverpool players realistically get into PSG’s starting XI?

Surely we've got no chance against them 😣 Photo Credit: Getty Images/Tnani Badreddine/DeFodi Images And according to journalist Romain Molina, they will finally get their wish in the coming months.Liverpool prioritising new defensive midfielderGravenberch is a superb midfielder, but in deploying him as a number six, there is a feeling that Liverpool are not making the most out of his talents.Having a dominant, world-class ball-winner who can protect the defence is something the Reds have been without since Fabinho started to struggle in 2022.And while speaking on an in-depth behind the scenes look at Liverpool on his YouTube channel, Molina said that it is a profile the Reds are likely to target this summer.Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty ImagesREAD MORE: The ‘most likely’ outcome of Ibrahima Konate’s Liverpool contract talks revealed by French media“There’s the idea of strengthening the defence and certain key positions, defensive midfield and defence in particular, where they’ve already started targeting and working. It may not be a straight starter.“Liverpool’s idea was also to rebuild their youth system and bring in guys aged 16, 17, 18, 19, 20,” he said.

You can only pick ONE player for Liverpool to sign this summer, who is it? “Players like Leoni, to mature in the new squad and gain more established roles.”Exactly who Liverpool are targeting is not yet clear, but the Reds are clearly beginning their work ahead of what is expected to be another busy summer window.Whether it’s a younger player or someone more established, fans will simply be pleased to see Gravenberch freed from his shackles and have a proper number six installed at last.