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Phase one of Liverpool’s “very exciting” summer has stuck precisely to the script.

The Reds secured the much-anticipated signings of Jeremie Frimpong, Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez before July, three arrivals that will add real quality to a side that romped home to the Premier League title this term.

Few Liverpool supporters were shocked when the arrivals were confirmed, while youngster Armin Pecsi has joined the club’s youth ranks, and Freddie Woodman arrived as a third-choice goalkeeper.



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At the same time, Caoimhin Kelleher, who wasn’t exactly shy in revealing his desire to move on from Liverpool, joined Brentford at the start of June, while the expendable Nat Phillips has finally secured a permanent move away.

What comes next, though, looks less certain.

Given FSG’s fastidious approach to the transfer market, there will be no shortage of potential candidates.

But it looks like Marc Guehi could be the man to fill the void, with reports indicating that talks have progressed over the weekend between Liverpool and Crystal Palace.

Given the speed at which Liverpool has concluded transfers this summer, don’t be surprised to see significant developments this week.

Should it be a case of Guehi in, Quansah out, it will leave Liverpool with one more area to address: adding a new striker.

To some, that was seen as the priority ahead of the window, given Nunez and Diogo Jota's comparative struggles this season.

Victor Osimhen has been linked with the Red Devils and Liverpool, and offers a different, more clinical, option to the younger strikers on the market.

The sands are constantly shifting for Liverpool, who has taken a slight risk in putting off its pursuit of a new center forward

Given the arrivals so far this summer, few fans can take exception with the decision-making process.

But after the calm and smooth start to the window, the next - and potentially last - major act of the summer looks to be the most convoluted of the lot.