Liverpool set to sign talented gem with medical scheduled

Liverpool has a proud tradition in identifying excellent talents and bringing them to the first team, and they can now be about to repeat the trick if it is supposed to believe reports.

Liverpool continues the arrivals train after the big money deals

It goes without saying, but Liverpool enjoyed a great start for the window after the expatriates confirmed by Jeremy Fribong, Florian Witroz, Milos Kerner and Armin Pixse.

Although Giorgi Mamardashvili is officially associated with RDS after his signing last summer, the Premier League champion is to also fall Freddy and Woodman to occupy the role of the third goalkeeper, and will fill the opening of a local player in the deal.

So as not to be deterred after an early wave, Liverpool has eyes on Crystal Palace defender Mark Joy as an alternative to Garrell Qanana, once the Auxa training graduate complete his transfer to Bayer Leverkusen.

After sending a warning to their competitors for the title, New RDS Kerkez believes that his team is preparing for more success, after his new team brought a second title from the modern era to the last Anfield state.

He stated: “Yes, definitely. This club wants to win, needs to win. Of course, it is a big thing last season, it completely controlled everyone, I think, of course, our great congratulations.

“But always, as you know, you should want more, and certainly from last season, I think this season will build on it and improve a lot.”

However, the future construction will also be an important part of the long -term sustainability in Liverpool, and it is now close to bringing a rising star to strengthen their youth.

According to what was reported, Liverpool agrees to sign Gabriel Schlotr

According to PETE O’Rourke from football, Liverpool agreed to the signature of Gabriel Schlux from Blackpool for a sum of six numbers, and is scheduled to be subject to medical medicine before the key is completed.

Its performance of the seas at the youth level attracted the attention of many different clubs, including the likes of Fulham and the Stockport Province.

At only 16 years old, the left wing first appeared in the first team of Blackpool against the Liverpool U -21 team in the EFL Cup, although it will definitely be seen as one in the future if he completed a transfer to ANFILD.

Harvey Elliot, Konor Bradley and Stefan Bagitic are major examples of young people who have been purchased at an early age before being developed into senior stars, and Reds appear to have spied on an opportunity to implement the same practice with Schlotr.