£43 million star starts joining Liverpool now

Competitors think Liverpool will fall off the cliff when Jurgen Klopp packs up and leaves, but Arne Slot comes and recovers their dreams from where they come.

Klopp sang the Carabao Cup Trophy in the bag for only 11 months, but not much else (except for qualifying to return to the Champions League after suffering from 2022/23), Anfield’s new Dutch boss is back with the song, winning the Premier League and winning all expectations.

Slot’s experience proved himself, joining the manager’s club of an exclusive club who won top flights in the first year and is now commissioned to work with sports director Richard Hughes and make a comprehensive change in the transfer market.

The slots drove the skeptics away, and Jeremia Frimpong and Florian Wirtz were also joined from Bayer Leverkusen, with Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez coming soon and becoming a new center soon, which is very exciting if you have Liverpool’s persuasiveness.

Of course, there are some eliminations, and the legend is Andy Robertson filed a lawsuit in the coming months.

Liverpool’s left-back situation

Robertson, 31, entered the final year of his £160,000 per week contract, sadly looking a faint connection under the Slot’s wings. It is understandable: He has been knocked down in years of unremitting service.

Robertson will be relegated to the back seat as Atletico Madrid circles, perhaps FSG is barely letting go of them.

Kerkez may still be young, but he has undoubtedly had a degree of advantage over the Liverpool veteran, and his athleticism and once endless battery have faded over the past year.

But will Liverpool sell itself if Robertson leaves? After all, his backup Kostas Tsimikas is on Leeds United’s radar. Liverpool may need a star on the left side of the back row, and the chosen target may be just the most exciting ones.

Liverpool considers another left-back

According to TeamTalk, despite the efforts of Arsenal, Ajax defender Jorrel Hato is interested in moving to Liverpool, who actually takes the lead in the game.

Hato, 19, has been a revelation of his homeland, priced at €50 million (£43 million), a valuation Ajax is reluctant to reduce this summer.

Further reports said Chelsea was also in the framework, with Liverpool and Bruce learning in the players’ training camp that the game was very open at this stage.

Jorrel Hato will bring to Liverpool

Liverpool is well stocked with 21-year-old Kerkez, isn’t it? So why does SLOT want another left-back in Hato? Well, the young Dutch will provide extra depth on the side while also promoting the quality of the central defender.

Genius scout Jacek Kulig actually called Hato “one of the most talented centre-backs of his generation” just a few years ago, his growth phase. But, despite this, the Dutch star has been primarily left-back for the past year of his career, thanks to his petrol tank, tenacious attitude and vitality, traveling up and down the wings.

According to FBREF, he ranked 9% of the forwards in Europe won last season, top 14% of tackles and interceptions and top 15% of the ball recovery per 90 balls.

Impressive statistics, useful to illuminate the skill, which has made the middle half of nature perform well and perform well in wide berths.

Hato and Kerkez are both defensive stars of great potential and choosing which one is “better” under the wing of Slot, which is actually splitting hair here, but we have hair loss here, and the prospect of Ajax’s emanating age is definitely a miracle.

So skilled and so versatile Hato is praised for the “special” talent of his Scout Phil Costa, Hato can be one of the best people in multiple positions in the world, and if that’s not enough to exude excitement through Liverpool’s fan base, what is that?

For this reason, analyst Ben Mattinson is described as a “outstanding athlete.” When considering the quality of Harto in one but two positions that Liverpool needs to strengthen, you might say he is more exciting than Kerkez.

Of course, the teenager involved was more thrilling than Robertson, who called it “absolute legend” in January, but he was a guard who “hangs in every game.”

If Liverpool are going to sign Kirks in the eleventh hour, Harto will be a good choice. But if everything is planned and Hughes will be another great signing for the championship Reds, adding Hato to the mix will certainly be done.