Liverpool now completes detailed work to sign the ‘Elite’ Huijsen alternative

Liverpool reportedly missed Dean Huijsen and is now working behind the scenes, signing another defensive reinforcement in the transfer window this summer.

Huijsen ignores Liverpool and Chelsea’s interest in joining Real Madrid

Virgil van Dijk’s new deal lasted for two years, and Ibrahima Konate had not written a pen to paper a new contract before he became a free agent, and Liverpool reportedly has set their sights on another central defender this summer.

It seems that it may have been Dean Huijsen of Bournemouth for some time. Even Cherries reportedly hoped former Chief Richard Hughes would snap up the defender’s signature.

However, Liverpool knows very well that Real Madrid’s phone calls are not the ones players often reject, and Huijsen not only answered. Espanyol has officially completed his move to join the Spanish Giants even before the transfer window opens, where he will line up next season with Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold.

It’s a killer blow for those at Anfield, who will be tired of the sight of the Alexander-Arnold legend, now Real Madrid. But Florentino Perez may not be done with Liverpool.

The Madrid chiefs have repeatedly signed their academy graduates, and the Madrid chiefs are now reportedly turning their eyes to signing Konate next summer at the end of Liverpool’s deal. Losing Alexander Arnold for free was a blow, but losing Konate at the same bargaining price should be a reality the Reds avoided at all costs.

As Huijsen is no longer an option, Konate’s suspicion spreads, and Hughes reportedly was forced to turn his attention to another option.

Liverpool strives to sign Nathan Zeze

According to the Boot Room, Liverpool are now working behind the scenes, and this summer, Nathan Zeze of Nantes, a move that made them skip Bournemouth.

It’s a certainly meaningful deal – Cherry will think that Zeze is the ideal replacement for Huijsen, which means the Reds can sign the French first, thus skipping a step completely.

Although the 19-year-old has been working hard to play against Huijsen as he progresses, his numbers highlight a player, an ideal candidate to replace Konate in the coming years.

Last season, Zeze was in a group of “elite” players with Jacek Kulig, who has only started playing since then. Facing the dilemma of the centre-back, Liverpool’s performance is much worse than turning to the young Nantes star when the summer transfer window opens.