Liverpool keeping tabs on Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko

Liverpool is looking to improve their attack unit this summer, and they keep a tab on Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko.

According to Grame Bailey on TBR football, Liverpool has not yet tangible moves of the players, but they keep them. It remains to see if they decide to make an offer to sign any player.

He said: “Liverpool is definitely perceived by Gyokeres, but it really did not really come in employment talks.

“I will not say with certainty that they are no In the mixture. Liverpool has informed them of saying that they know the striker’s market, so I think this tells us that they keep it, as is the case with Sesko as well. “

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It is not a secret that Liverpool needs reliable finishing. They fought to score goals last season, especially with Darwin Nunez, and they did not rise to the level of expectations. South America is expected to be sold this summer, and has been linked to Naples.

Liverpool should look enough to replace it, and the signature of Gikker or Cisco will be a wise decision. Both players were great for each of them. Giokraz scored 54 goals for Sporting CP last season, and Sesko scored 21 goals for RB Leipzig.

There is no doubt that it can be promoted on Nunez next season. It remains to see how the situation develops. Both players may cost a large amount of money. They are among the best strikers in European football now.

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They must improve their attack this summer if they want to keep the Premier League crown and do a good job in the Champions League as well. They were excessively dependent on Mohamed Salah last season.

Gyokeres and Sesko will want to compete at the highest level, and it will be difficult to reject the opportunity to join the Premier League champions. They will definitely hope that Liverpool will agree on a deal if the benefit is concrete.