Liverpool expects to bid for ‘world-class’ £72m

Trent Alexander-Arnold left Liverpool. To be fair, FSG does do well here, earning about £10m to allow the right-back to join Real Madrid as early as possible so he can play Xabi Alonso at the club club World Cup next month.

It’s a tired legend, the undisputed taint of Liverpool’s incredible Premier League victory. Well, it will come out in the wash. Now that the whole ordeal is over, we can turn to the exciting income of Anfield.

Jeremiah Frimpong has finished medical treatment and his transfer will be announced immediately, while Florian Wirtz and Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez deal are in the pipeline. Liverpool also wants a new number.

But, without a few quits, none of this will happen. Let’s see who might be leaving the Arne Slot’s red this summer.

Who may leave Liverpool

Alexander-Arnold isn’t the only one to shed tears as Liverpool canceled the Premier League title after Sunday’s season with Crystal Palace.

Harvey Elliott cut a poignant character as the young organizer was limited to some characters this season and it looks like he might leave. Wolverhampton Wanderers, Bayer Leverkusen and Dortmund are named, and Liverpool demands £50 million.

With Frimpong’s inbound, Kostas Tsimikas’ five-year stay at the club may have ended. Andy Robertson, 31, has been declining, but he wants to stay and challenge Kerkez one place without three spaces.

Darwin Nunez is perhaps the most nail to set out. Liverpool wanted a striker, but his struggle in England wouldn’t be able to move forward without a man selling the club record, with only seven goals in 47 games in all matches this semester.

Watching Uruguay’s struggle is frustrating, especially because of those early hopes that he can imitate his fellow countryman Luis Suarez and become a Liverpool superstar.

Elsewhere, curious reports about Bayern Munich’s interest in Cody Gakpo have also surfaced, but FSG seems unlikely to allow left to move forward, with only Mohamed Salah leaving this season on Liverpool’s scoring list.

However, Luis Diaz is also a target for suitors and is likely to quit in the coming months.

FSG expects bidding for key participants

According to Transfer Insider Ben Jacobs, Liverpool hopes to hear from Saudi officials in the coming weeks, Al Nassr (requires funding to make an offer), set Diaz as their top target.

Jacobs believes that if Diaz is leaving Anfield this summer, his potential withdrawal is certainly not formal.

Barcelona also have a long-term interest in the 28-year-old, especially La Blaugrana, especially in public showing their admiration for players when bidding for them.

Diaz is believed to be signing a new contract in Anfield, earning just £550,000 a week and entering the penultimate year of his current deal.

Why Diaz could be another Luis Suarez

While it might seem like a good idea to make a big offer for Diaz, he was regarded as a “world-class” player by former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and effectively replaced him, while other areas that require investment can be tricky.

Indeed, the Colombian just enjoyed his best campaign at Liverpool, scoring 17 goals and providing 8 assists in all games.

Furthermore, his basic technical data is impressive. According to FBREF, the skilled star ranks among the top 13% of European attack midfielders and wingers, which is the top five goals in Europe, with the top 7% of goals scoring, the top 7% of successful breakups, the highest rate and the highest lead in success

When selling Diaz in his game, it could even be emulated by Suarez’s sale to Barcelona, ​​the football legend struck a £75m deal with Camp Nou in 2014.

Of course, there are differences, but Liverpool will give up the South American Star after a season of playing in the Premier League.

But the indifference to Diaz is misled: Because Suarez is one of the world’s best players under Brendan Rodgers, perhaps a bit of a waste here and there, but still produces impressive numbers that other players may struggle to copy.

As you can see, Raphinha and Paris Saint-Germain’s Bradley Barcola are the only left-side forwards in the top five European leagues, surpassing Diaz this season, and he is indeed the highest scorer in the Premier League.

Suarez scored 82 goals in 133 games for the Reds. Of course, he is a high striker, but the principle remains: Liverpool will skate on thin ice to get their fleet-footed Mavericks out, with more turmoil on Anfield Road.

It’s a tricky thing: Diaz is one of the best wingers in the Premier League, helping win the game with Slot leadership this season, and also completing his most productive individual season in Liverpool shirts.

But when his current deal expires at the end of the 2026/27 campaign, he will also be over 30, the suitor seems at least willing to consider at least paying a handsome number to take him away from Merseyside.

But, there are a lot to consider; is Diaz really responsible in this team? Salah’s ridiculous output made his talents unfairly dark, with little fair yardage to compare with any talented winger?

Liverpool may just come and look at their reserves, and if Diaz sets out, it could bring similar pain as Suarez goes forward and stays abroad.

That said, resilience and strength have made Slot’s Liverpool a success this season and they should be able to overcome this setback.