Anthony Gordon has already hinted at dream transfer move amid Bayern Munich and Liverpool links
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Liverpool FC NewsTransfer NewsAnthony GordonAnthony Gordon has already hinted at his dream next transfer move amid Bayern Munich, Arsenal and Liverpool links heading into the summer, when he could leave NewcastleAnthony Gordon during a Newcastle training session.(Image: Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images)There is a good chance that Anthony Gordon leaves Newcastle this summer and having been interested previously, transfer links with Liverpool have persisted in some quarters.This season, only Kylian Mbappe and Harry Kane have scored more goals in the Champions League than Gordon has, and he has netted 17 in all competitions. In the summer, he will head to the World Cup with Thomas Tuchel and England and could be a regular starter.And while Bayern Munich has been widely reported as being the frontrunner for Gordon's signature, Arsenal, Barcelona and the Reds have all been put forward as possible destinations too.READ MORE: 3 forwards Liverpool could replace Mohamed Salah with as one 'option' makes decision on futureREAD MORE: Casemiro hits back at 'bitter' Jamie Carragher as Man Utd ace sends message to Liverpool legendAt Anfield, Arne Slot needs more pace and goal threat in the final third, with several others including Yan Diomande and Bradley Barcola having been suggested.Gordon, with a price tag of around $100 million (£75 million), would be an option worth considering, though he has already hinted this season that a move abroad might appeal."I think in the Champions League, teams are much more open," Gordon said ahead of Newcastle’s game against PSG back in January.Anthony Gordon dribbles with the ball while representing England against Japan.(Image: Marc Atkins/Getty Images)"They all try to play; it’s less transitional.
It’s like a basketball game sometimes; it’s so relentless physically."There is not much control [in the Premier League]. It’s a running game, and sometimes it’s about duels: who wins the duels wins the game."The Champions League is a bit more of an older style of game; it’s a bit more football-based.
It’s become a lot slower and a lot more set-piece-based, I would say."Get LFC's 2025/26 season home and away kitsThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Newcastle then needs to refresh its roster, with the money that Gordon could bring in potentially important in being able to invest in fresh blood.Liverpool.com says: Gordon would have a great time at Bayern Munich, but he would have a challenge to get into the team every week.