Liverpool transfer plans announced as Arne Slot role confirmed for next season
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Mohamed Salah will need to be replaced this summer, and Arne Slot will be given "one to two" new wingers in the summer transfer window to help boost Liverpool next seasonArne Slot will be given "one to two" wingers in the summer transfer window(Image: Getty Images)Arne Slot will be given "one or two" wingers during the upcoming summer transfer window, as the Liverpool head coach prepares to rebuild the wide areas with Mohamed Salah set to depart.Salah will leave Liverpool one year before his contract expires in 2027, after the club and the player reached a mutual agreement. Liverpool has stood by Slot amid fan backlash and refused to entertain a deal for Xabi Alonso, and will once again spend big this summer.READ MORE: Liverpool decision on Arne Slot future made after hearing boos against ChelseaREAD MORE: Mohamed Salah remains a 'priority target' for Saudi clubs as Liverpool star considers futureThat's according to David Ornstein, who provided several groundbreaking updates surrounding Liverpool before Tottenham hosted Leeds United on Monday.
Speaking on NBC Sports, he said, "Liverpool will want to recruit for Arne Slot this summer, in particular in the winger position."I would expect one or two to come in. Liverpool will look to do more work in the transfer market."Liverpool completed a summer overhaul last year, spending $600 million and recouping $350 million from player sales.
Liverpool has been linked with several star wingers, including Paris Saint-Germain forward Bradley Barcola.RB Leipzig prospect Yan Diomande has also been speculated, though neither player will be cheap. The French winger has 38 goals in 146 games for PSG since arriving at the club, and has scored 12 this season.Liverpool has been linked with PSG winger Bradley Barcola(Image: Getty Images)PSG head coach Luis Enrique is a huge fan of Barcola, and defended him earlier this season as fans began to turn on the winger.