Now, stop linking us with every CB in Europe - LFC Transfer Thread

In all honesty, if the chavs pull off signing Haaland or other striker and want to sell Werner, I'd definitely take him at a discount to the price they paid.

I didn't want us to sign him last summer as I was unsure about his overall game. But having watched him many times, I think his game would work well in our system and his finishing could only better.
Although there may be something to the joke made about him during the height of his struggles last season: "how can any striker be down on confidence when you get to shoot on Kepa in training?"

 

Oh, I agree-- if'n we can get him for what we had offered, I'd be plumb satisfied. It's just Chelsea seems to be a striker's graveyard.

 

Harry Wilson was left out of Liverpool’s pre-season friendly against Mainz as the Wales winger nears a move to Fulham that is expected to bring in around £10 million.

Wilson rejoined the Reds in Austria at the start of the week after his post-Euro 2020 break, but was omitted from the 27-man squad to play Mainz on Friday evening.

 

Covid has messed up many valuations and financial scenarios. Just watch Barcelona's gavotte with the balance sheet.

 

Does Barcelona still owe us money for the Coutinho purchase?

asitis

 

Pretty sure it was all settled. Supposedly LFC sold Barca's debt to a 3rd party.

 

Nope. All done and dusted.

 

According to multiple sources we're still owed a significant amount of money.
https://www.sportbible.com/football...rpool-in-exchange-for-debt-write-off-20210531
https://www.teamtalk.com/news/barcelona-coutinho-liverpool-proposition-offset-40m
We have 18m in the balance until he makes his 100th appearance for barcelona. (next time we know to write into the contract 100 appearances for any club in a big 5 league so long as the player is contracted to the buying club).
And up to 40m still owed? Didn't think it was that high.

 

Harry Wilson will move to Fulham for £12m. He's left the training camp and is heading back to England to wrap up the deal.

I think that's over £30 in sales so far.

 

Grujic - £10.5m

Awoniyi - £6.5m

Grabara - £3m

Wilson - £12m

 

good biz all around.

 

lots of media saying we bid 86m quid for Chiesa, Juventus said no.

 

Interesting if true. Would indicate that the club is willing to pay big money for the right guy.

 

ignoring Konate* and assuming Wilson goes for the 12m, that price would = a net of 50m quid. fingers crossed we can do a deal close to that for him.

* (I still think we came close to a CB deal last season so that cash was already planned as "money spent" for the club)

 

Well they need a Gini replacement and could stand to freshen up the attack. That should really be the minimum.

 

LFC confirm £12m deal with Fulham for Harry Wilson.15% sell on clause. Earlier in summer LFC rejected £6.5m offer from Benfica. Fulham able to complete deal under EFLs strict FFP protocols due to willingness to delay the start of the payments until 2022. -James Pearce

 

Edwards strikes again. Great sell-on clause.

All the best, Harry. So close, but didn't quite make the grade. Good luck with Fulham.

 

Portsmouth trialist Elijah Dixon-Bonner could depart Liverpool this summer, with the Anfield club looking to move him on permanently.

Sebastian Walukiewicz has been identified as a target by the Merseyside giants, with the 21-year-old potentially available for as little as £8m. Klopp is wary of rushing both Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez into action and the Cagliari center back would provide ample cover for the squad.

Liverpool admire the qualities that AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie possesses.
I wholly support this move. The dude is damn good.

Liverpool have missed out on PSV attacker Donyell Malen as the striker inches closer to a move to Borussia Dortmund.

Aston Villa have reportedly had a bid for winger Leon Bailey rejected, which could encourage Liverpool to move for the player in the coming days.

https://www.rousingthekop.com/2021/...ill-only-force-a-major-rebuild-in-the-future/
This article seconds what I've been saying for the last year.
My view is that every year you should have 2-3 new players in your first XI. We're looking at 2 new players (Thiago and maybe Konate) in the first XI in the last three while we have a group of players all aging out and an unwillingness by either the manager or board to shake it up.

 

I think (hope) that this year we'll see Harvey come into the first 11. better than most new signings if his progress continues.

 

We had a number games where Klopp played his first XI toward the end of the season and Jota was never really chosen over Firmino.