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FC Porto midfielder attracting interest from Liverpool

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Liverpool have been linked with a move for FC Porto midfielder ahead of the summer transfer window, which opens next month. Image Credits: Imago ImagesCurtis Jones and Alexis Mac Allister are two players whose futures at Liverpool have come under scrutiny ahead of the summer transfer window, potentially leaving vacancies in midfield.Jones’ future at Anfield has been the subject of ongoing speculation since January, with rumours continuing to intensify as the summer approaches.



Earlier this year, reports claimed Inter Milan were interested in signing the midfielder on loan until the end of the season, with an option to make the move permanent.The Englishman is contracted to Liverpool until 2027, meaning he will soon enter the final year of his deal. As a result, speculation over a possible summer departure persists, with Italy still being mentioned as a potential destination.Meanwhile, Mac Allister remains under contract until 2028, although there have been no discussions over a new extension so far.With uncertainty surrounding both players, Liverpool have been linked with several midfielders, including Adam Wharton, Kees Smit, and Archie Gray.

FC Porto midfielder Victor Froholdt is the latest name to be mentioned in connection with a move to Anfield.Denmark outlet Bold reports that Arsenal, Liverpool, and Newcastle are showing strong interest in the 20-year-old Denmark international.Froholdt only joined for under £20million from Copenhagen last summer, but is already said to have a release clause worth £73.4million in his current deal.Froholdt played a key role in helping the Portuguese top-flight side clinch their league title last week, contributing six goals and five assists in 32 appearances.His passing range, dribbling ability, and versatility have attracted interest from several clubs, although he may struggle to secure a regular starting place at Arsenal or Liverpool, given their current midfield options.The midfielder enjoyed a standout campaign last season with Copenhagen, winning the Danish Superliga and Danish Cup, while also earning a place in the Danish Superliga Team of the Year and being named Young Player of the Year.He was later crowned Danish Football Player of the Year, capping off an impressive breakthrough year that has convinced many in his homeland he is ready for a move to the Premier League.Despite growing transfer interest, Froholdt recently admitted he would be happy to remain at Porto for another season.He said during the club’s title celebrations after victory over Alverca: “I would love to continue here next season, to play in the Champions League for FC Porto. FC Porto Victor Froholdt