Mirror

Liverpool news: Green light given for huge transfer offer as talks for new signing begin

Below is a summary of the full article. Click here for the full version from Mirror or go back to LFC Live.


Today's news sees one potential target emerge after the player's club invited offers, while the Reds have been linked with a shock move for a former Premier League defender, with talks said to be underway.Liverpool given green light to make huge offerJapanese international Kaishu Sano has been linked with a move to Liverpool this summer. We don't have to sell Kaishu; we can afford to keep him.



If he stays, there will be a lot of happy people in the squad, the club, and the surrounding community."But it’s the same as always at Mainz 05: if an offer comes along that makes us gasp for breath, we have to consider it! “It’s well known that England is the league where outstanding players usually move.“Our big advantage is that the player still has a long-term contract, so we’re under no pressure at all and won’t be rushing anything.

But we know, of course, that we have a player who is generating a lot of interest.”'Talks underway' for ex-Premier League starItalian outlet Tutto Juve claims that Liverpool have held initial discussions with AC Milan over a move for Fikayo Tomori, who previously played for Chelsea.The report says that "discussions are currently still in the early stages and negotiations are not yet advanced" as Liverpool evaluate how much a move for the former Chelsea defender would cost.Tomori has a deal with Milan until 2027, meaning the Serie A side don't need to sell but do risk losing him for free next year. New signing Jacquet is also yet to play for the Reds due to a minor injury.Defenders Ibrahima Konate and Andrew Robertson have also left the club this summer, while young Italian centre-back Giovanni Leoni and right-back Conor Bradley are yet to return to training after their own injuries.Join our LFC WhatsApp community and get all the latest LFC news, views, transfer gossip and more, as it happens We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners.