Liverpool’s “unique” conversation with “very senior” 21 y/o with Frimpong

The latest news from reporter Matteo Moretto said another “unique” player is considered to be the “high-level negotiation” of Jeremiah Frishan, who joined Anfield.

Liverpool closes on Frimpong signing

The Reds are quick to find a replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold this summer, with Bayer Leverkusen star Jeremie Frimpong appearing to be the one to come in at the end of the season.

The Dutchman, who ruled out the German starting lineup in the final Bundesliga match of the season on Saturday at Mainz, has now received medical treatment before the move by Liverpool is completed.

Frimpong has the potential to be an exciting signing for the Reds, with the 24-year-old’s speed and impressive final product with amazing speed, scoring 30 goals and 44 assists in 190 games at Leverkusen.

There is no guarantee that the Netherlands will be brought to the right back – he can play on the wings as well, and Conor Bradley is already a good option – but if it isn’t, it would be a good option. Now, exciting updates have emerged about the targets on the opposite side.

Kerkez’s “Senior Talk” with Liverpool

According to Moreto xLiverpool is now in “high-level negotiations” with Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez as moving to the brink of Anfield: “Milos Kerkez is in very high-level negotiations with Liverpool in terms of the contract with Liverpool.”

Although Moretto only said negotiations between the clubs will begin soon, Fabrizio Romano later added: “Understanding Liverpool has contacted Milos Kerkez with Bournemouth to conduct Milos Kerkez’s present speech.”

Romano also confirmed Moretto’s claim that players are eager to join and “complete the agreement on personal terms.”

If Liverpool manages to snap up Frimpong and Kerkez before the next transfer window technically opens, that would represent a promising start to the summer.

Kerkez looks like an ideal choice to be a long-time successor to Andy Robertson, Hungary’s ten-year-old younger than Reds Legend and has more pace and energy, understandably because of the difference in their careers.

Bournemouth’s ace shone throughout the season, playing five assists and several goals in the Premier League, while goalkeeper and former teammate Mathew Ryan has praised him in the past.

The idea of ​​Liverpool letting Frimpong and Kerkez plunder both sides next season is a coveted prospect, giving them an extra dimension under Arne Slot, and Anfield’s future feels very bright.