Which Liverpool Players Are Attracting Attention Ahead of the Summer Transfer Window?
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The latest Bovada soccer odds give the outgoing champions a 4/11 shot to finish in the top four this term, and while that is considered odds-on, it’s far from a guarantee.Sell-To-Buy To add insult to injury, Slot confirmed in April that Liverpool will have to “sell to buy” this summer, a direct result of their monstrous outlay last year.The legendary Mo Salah has already confirmed that he will be leaving the club at the end of the campaign, with the Egyptian and LFC coming to terms on an early exit on the two-year contract extension he signed last year. Long-serving left back Andy Robertson has also confirmed he will leave upon the expiry of his contract on June 30, while French centre back Ibrahima Konate could viably depart on a free transfer, too.Which players could Liverpool sell in order to raise funds and reinforce their ranks this summer?
In his eight years on Merseyside, he has amassed well over 300 appearances, twice winning the Premier League and lifting the Champions League back in 2019, the same year he was officially named by FIFA as the best goalkeeper in the world. However, injuries over the last 12 months have limited his gametime somewhat, while Liverpool already have a ready-made replacement itching to claim the number one slot for himself in the form of Giorgi Mamardashvili.At 33 years of age and with just 12 months remaining on his contract, this summer will represent the final opportunity for the Reds to command any kind of transfer fee for their number 1.
Should a bidding war commence, Liverpool may well secure a transfer fee in the region of £10m, primarily due to his advancing years and the short amount of time remaining on his contract.Curtis Jones Academy product Curtis Jones has proven to be a reliable squad player for Liverpool ever since breaking into the first team back in 2020/21. The Red Bull-owned club are known admirers of the Dutchman, and should they lose their own superstar winger Yan Diomande this summer, then the 27-year-old is thought to be their first choice as his replacement.