Liverpool thinks they can sign “the best saint in Europe”

Believe it or not, Liverpool fans, the summer transfer window has not opened yet. You’ll be forgiven for assuming the contrary, sports director Richard Hughes moved like a man before the Premier League campaign ended.

Arne Slot won the league title in his virgin season at the helm and will host FA Cup champion Crystal Palace to celebrate in front of fans in the final game of the top season tomorrow afternoon.

To be sure, the frustration and negativity of Trent Alexander-Arnold’s decision to end the contract and join Real Madrid and leave and join Real Madrid was offset by a series of exciting activities.

His direct successor, Jeremie Frimpong, has completed the medical treatment and may be announced next week. Meanwhile, Fabrizio Romano confirmed the news by speaking to Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez.

The deals themselves are quite spectacular, but that doesn’t even admit Florian Wirtz, who seems to be planning to move to Merseyside.

Latest information about Florian Wirtz to Liverpool

This is a moving speed. Liverpool has long admired Bayer Leverkusen’s Wirtz and joined Manchester City to reach a deal for Dermany International, but developments have made Anfield’s pendulum waving the pendulum over the past day or two.

Liverpool is preparing to lock in with the Bundesliga champions with the smartest talent of German football, who won the battle after Pep Guardiola’s side exited earlier this week.

According to David Ornstein of Track and Field, Liverpool and Leverkusen had formal talks to start the exchange through Frimpong’s almost complete transfer.

The Leverkusen Value Wirtz is worth about €150 million (£126 million), although whether FSG can design a more pleasant number and how the structure of the transaction will work remains to be seen at this stage.

Any move by the German would make him the most expensive, even Liverpool record signing in his country’s history – but maybe not long.

However, Liverpool may also add another offensive player to the market, and on top of Wirtz he can better sign the club…

Liverpool is confident in signing new striker

According to Givemesport, Liverpool are increasingly confident that they can convince Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak to jump ship this summer, which was secured financially after several windows on several windows.

Of course, it will help beyond the surprise of winning the Premier League and returning to the Champions League. But pushing the deal to completion will be tough as United stick to £120 million, although other reports suggest the figures could extend to the £150 million mark.

Liverpool knows that Eddie Howe will fight teeth and nails to keep it focused at St. James’ Park, but FSG is willing to test Newcastle’s determination with a formal offer in the coming months.

Why Liverpool signs Alexander Isak

The reason for the official bid for the Newcastle star striker is self-evident: He is an incredible shooter with dynamic and nuanced skills that are perfect for Slot’s specific system.

It’s hard to see a world where Isaac won’t run in Liverpool. He is strong in front of goals, athleticism, Pacy and deadly. He is someone like Wirtz can aim at to create an unstoppable offensive line.

Leverkusen’s man was called “the nightmare of the defender” by journalist Bence Bocsak, and now imagines him being combined with Isak is horror in itself.

The 25-year-old joined Howe’s side from Real Sociedad in 2022 for £63m and has since earned 73 goals in 108 matches in all matches, making it very complete, which is perfect for Slot’s Fluent System.

Toon teammate Anthony Gordon has been described as “the best striker in Europe”, and Isak is certainly a stunning addition to winning the Liverpool formula, replacing the flag’s Darwin Nunez, the fading Diogo Jota, and taking Slot’s system to the next level.

It is for this reason that Isak may be a better signature, surpassing Wirtz, especially with overreliance on soon-to-be-33-year-old Mohamed Salah, which is a dangerous thing.

Isak just made his best campaign, falling behind Salah in the Premier League scoring list. It’s really scary to think that the couple can trade side by side for the next semester and Wirtz is sitting behind them too.

Salah is one of the greatest scorers in the Premier League, but Isak proved his threat to Tyneside, trailing the Egyptians by five goals but playing five games.

According to Sofacore, he also missed only 18 major opportunities in the highest flight this semester, indicating that Liverpool’s centrally eye-catching option did not show as Slot participated in Dugout.

Now That Wirtz would be happy that it is a style. Germany’s top 9% assists and top 7% of every 90 shooting moves and progressive passes in Europe this season illustrates a way that will put Liverpool’s opponents overwhelmingly.

While Wirtz has created 17 big opportunities in the Bundesliga this season, his creativity is only one aspect of the kaleidoscope technique. His combat power, tenacity and hard work have made him his own player, a superstar.

This just shows that he is tailored and a place for the Slot championship team. To be sure, Liverpool has a lot of technical quality in its rankings, but they are built on determination and application, which is achieved through hard transplantation and hard work.

There is no doubt that if Liverpool signs Isak and Wirtz somehow, they will be a force to be reckoned with if they haven’t already.

But Isak, if signed, may just use the cake as a bold transfer window butter.