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Liverpool are ready to offload key players this summer to balance their squad and offset incoming transfer activity, as part of a clear strategy to remain financially prudent and competitive in the market.

The Reds have already made their intentions known: they want to get their business done early in the transfer window, ensuring they are well-prepared for the new season.

Outgoings are just as important as new arrivals, and Liverpool are methodically assessing offers to maximize profit and squad harmony.

This is not a sign of panic, but rather a deliberate move to keep the club on solid financial ground while refreshing the team for the challenges ahead.

And today could mark a significant turning point.

Al-Hilal, fresh from missing out on Napoli’s Victor Osimhen, have renewed their interest in Darwin Nunez and are reportedly preparing to make a formal bid before the FIFA Club World Cup registration deadline according to the Daily Mail.

The Saudi club is desperate for a new striker to bolster their attack ahead of the tournament, and the Uruguayan s their top alternative.

Liverpool are well aware of Al-Hilal’s urgency.

With less than a week until the Club World Cup kicks off, the Reds are in a strong negotiating position.

They previously rejected an offer from Al-Hilal in January but are now open to a sale?

Given the time pressure and the club’s need to recoup as much as possible from their original £85 million investment, Liverpool are expected to want around £70 million for the 25-year-old’s services.

With Arne Slot aiming to rebuild and strengthen the squad, Liverpool have already completed the signing of Jeremie Frimpong for £29.5 million

Now, they are on the verge of a landmark deal for Bayer Leverkusen’s Florian Wirtz, whose transfer fee is set to break the British transfer record.

In addition, Liverpool are in advanced discussions for Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez, whose valuation stands at £45 million

These ambitious moves suggest the club could approach a total summer outlay of around £200 million.

To finance such significant spending and remain compliant with financial regulations, Liverpool recognise the need for substantial player sales.

While Darwin Nunez is a prime candidate to depart, it is clear that further outgoings will be required to offset the club’s heavy investment in new talent

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