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They remain interested in Alexander Isak, having seen an £110m bid rejected by Newcastle United for the wantaway striker last Friday.

Meanwhile, they are also in the market for a new centre-back with Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi one player of interest as they weigh up their options following Jarell Quansah’s departure to Bayer Leverkusen.

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Liverpool are set to face Palace at Wembley on Sunday in the Community Shield.



And it seems that Liverpool FC isn’t satisfied with just winning the English league; I think they want to win the Champions League.

“And they obviously saw that we needed to add one or two things to the squad, and they made that very clear and explicit early on this summer.”

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Meanwhile, looking ahead to the new Premier League season Glasner, picked Liverpool as one of the favourites to win the title - but shared his belief that Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea are also all contenders.

“The usual suspects: yes, of course,” he told Sky Sports Austria.

“Liverpool will have a say again, City will have a say, Arsenal, who are also, well, it seems like this year the top World Cups have come together.

“Four or five clubs have invested heavily again.

If I take City, over €300m in 2025, Liverpool similarly, I think Arsenal not far behind, Chelsea exactly the same, so you can see that they want to win the Premier League, they want to win the Champions League.

“And these teams, yes, Tottenham also has a very good team and has also got a great coach here now.

But I think, based on the last one or two years, it’s so easy here, not to catch up in one year, but maybe in two or three.

“But I do think that one of Liverpool, City, Arsenal, or Chelsea will then win the title.”

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While Liverpool have might spent freely this summer, Glasner had previously hit out at Palace's own limited business with Walter Benitez (free from PSV Eindhoven) and Borna Sosa (£3m from Ajax) their only new arrivals so far this summer.

“Even though all the players are still here, we haven’t made the most of the transfer window so far,” he told Kronen Zeitung.
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