Jeremia Frimpong will soon become a Liverpool player

Reporter Sacha Tavolieri said Liverpool has now expressed its intention to trigger the release clause of the “sensational” star and will accept its offer.

Reds step up summer transfer plan

With the Premier League title over, the Reds can now start looking forward to the summer transfer window, and despite its excellent first season with Anfield’s earning a living squad, it seems Arne Slot is looking to strengthen his squad in many areas.

Given that Andy Robertson is now 31, the left-back may need a long-term successor, and the Premier League champion has now determined that AFC Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez is their top target, setting a deal for £45m.

Negotiations have also been made about Bayer Leverkusen’s Florian Wirtz’s deal, and the slot machine is looking to strengthen his choice in offensive midfield, and Federico Chiesa can be part of Atalanta Forward Ademola Lookman’s deal.

With Trent Alexander-Arnold’s decision to join Real Madrid this summer, Slot may also have to bring a new right-back to compete with Conor Bradley, and now there are new updates about Jeremie Frimpong who pursues Leverkusen.

Tavolieri, with X, claimed that Liverpool was “deal” for Frimpong, now said they intend to trigger the release clause of the defense lawyer, which is considered a £34 million region.

The proposal will be accepted by German clubs, opening the door to move to Anfield, with personal terms not expected to be a problem. Reliable journalist David Ornstein previously revealed that the right-back is keen to join Liverpool, and Tavolieri claims Frimpong will be “soon” red.

The multi-functional Frimpong may be ideal for slot machines

With Trent leaving Anfield this summer, Bradley will be the only senior right-back on the books, and Micah Richards believes the Northern Irish is good enough to be the new first option.

But with SLOT looking to compete on all fronts next season, the manager may feel the right-back needs to go deeper, and there are signs that Frimpong is probably the highest signing, which had been called “sensation” by media members.

Another benefit of signing the Dutch is that he has the ability to play further forward, playing mainly at Right-Midfield this season, which shows that he can provide cover for Mo Salah if the Egyptian is injured or needs a break.

So the fact that a deal is close to completion is great news for Liverpool, who is happy to find a replacement for Trent so early instead of finding a new right-back throughout the summer.