Liverpool summer window transfer news: left back turnover underway, center forward reinforcements pending

In recent days, news about Liverpool’s summer transfers have been coming in.The team in a number of positions have new movements, especially the left back and striker of the two key positions, has become the focus of attention of the fans.

Let’s look at the left back situation first.There is now news that La Liga side Atletico Madrid are interested in Liverpool’s star left back Robertson.However, they are only willing to offer €5 million (about £4.2 million) to sign the Scotland international.This price is obviously far below Liverpool’s psychological expectations.Atletico are also considering turning their sights on Aston Villa’s left-back Digne if the deal doesn’t go through in the end.

It’s worth noting that both Robertson and Digne have only one year left on their contracts.That means their current owners may choose to sell them this summer rather than risk walking away for free next year.

So, if Robertson does leave, who will take his place?The answer could be rising star Colquzi.The youngster has basically confirmed that he is joining Liverpool, he and his father made it clear in an interview that he just wants to play for Liverpool and that all the personal terms have been negotiated, it’s now just a matter of waiting for some of the details to be completed.

Colecoz previously played for Bournemouth, and Liverpool’s current sporting director Richard Hughes is an old acquaintance from his time at Bournemouth.So this transfer can be said to be “water under the bridge”.He also mentioned that his favorite stadium is Anfield, where the atmosphere makes him very eager.

Although Liverpool have yet to officially announce the signing, it’s basically a done deal.Everyone is just waiting for the right time to announce it.

From Liverpool’s point of view, they hope to have reasonable staffing in the left back position next season.That is to say, let Colquers gradually take over the starting position, while Robertson can serve as an experienced substitute and play a role in passing the ball on and off the field.After all, Liverpool will have to play four fronts next season, with a great need for rotation and a lot of opportunities for substitutes to play.

But the question is whether the 31-year-old Robertson is willing to accept this role change.He has been playing for Liverpool for many years and has always been a starter. If he suddenly becomes a substitute, the psychological gap will certainly not be small.If he decides to leave, the club won’t be able to force him to stay.After all, he only has one year left on his contract, and the likelihood of renewal is not great.This situation is reminiscent of Milner, who in his last few years at Liverpool slowly withdrew from the starting lineup on a one-year deal.

Let’s look at the progress on the striker front next.According to a reporter from the Daily Mail, Liverpool’s reinforcements this summer aren’t over yet, and the next focus will be on bringing in a new center forward.

The hottest name at the moment is Newcastle’s Isaac, but his transfer fee is not expected to be less than £130 million.Considering that Liverpool have just spent a lot of money on signing Wiltz, it’s really doubtful whether they will continue to invest such a high amount on a center forward.However, this possibility cannot be completely ruled out.

In addition, transfer expert Romano revealed that Liverpool is also interested in Frankfurt’s young striker Ekitiuk, and has been in contact with each other.This shows that Liverpool in the center position of reinforcement may still have a variety of options.

However, Liverpool are also currently dealing with the future of their current strikers.There is a high probability that Nunez and Chiesa will leave the club, while the situation with Diaz is not quite clear yet.Only once the destination of these players is clear will Liverpool be able to decide whether to bring in a new winger and how much budget they can put aside to complete the transfer.

Overall, Liverpool’s transfers this summer are moving forward in an organized manner.The left-back position has been more clearly planned, with Colquzi coming in soon and Robertson facing the choice of a role change or departure.As for the strikers, the club is still waiting to see what happens, waiting for more clarity before making a decision.

For the fans, the biggest concern is of course whether the team can complete the reinforcement before the new season, especially bringing in the right people in key positions.Now, although some of the transfers have not yet been announced, but the overall rhythm is well grasped, and the next step is to see how the management operates.

In short, this summer’s Liverpool transfer market is full of attractions and deserves continued attention.