There are three potential strategies for Liverpool to align with $295M transfers as Arne Slot prepares for a significant summer.

There are three potential strategies for Liverpool to align with $295M transfers as Arne Slot prepares for a significant summer.

As Arne Slot prepares for a significant summer, Liverpool has three prospective strategies to align with $295M transfers. This is all before departures are taken into account. In recent times, Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez have both been associated with potential departures,

while Newcastle has expressed interest in Jarell Quansah. Trent Alexander-Arnold may be on his way to Real Madrid, and there is currently no definitive information regarding the futures of Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah. Liverpool is on the brink of securing the Premier League title for the first time in a long time; however, there are numerous enquiries regarding its personnel that must be addressed.

For the first time, there may be a significant quantity of disruption. Alexander-Arnold will require a replacement at the rear if he does indeed depart, as is expected. One potential candidate is Jeremie Frimpong, who possesses a release clause worth $43 million (£34 million). However, there are few players who meet the criteria precisely, and there is also Conor Bradley to take into account.

The signing of Frimpong would fundamentally alter the style of play of Slot’s right-back, although it is conceivable that it would be impossible to locate an individual who is even marginally comparable to Alexander-Arnold in terms of style. Frimpong may be the most exceptional full-back currently available, despite the fact that he is not an apparent fit within the current Liverpool system.

In another location, Milos Kerkez, who is valued at $58 million (£45 million), is being considered as an alternative. However, Liverpool is not the only club that is considering the Hungarian, and he will not be available at a low price. The Bournemouth attacking midfielder is a considerably more probable target than Fulham’s Antonee Robinson, who has recently returned to the speculation columns. Robinson is six years younger.