Liverpool needs some experienced players like Serge Gnabry after signing youngsters as the talks are being held with the German international
Liverpool have signed youngsters for their upcoming season like Fabio Carvalho and are very close to signing the 18-year-old Scottish Calvin Ramsay who plays for Aberdeen.
However, after signing all these young talents, Liverpool will need a player to rely on if things do not go well for the Reds in the upcoming season as some key players are leaving the club or there are talks going on about some crucial players who might be on their way out of Anfield.
Therefore, Liverpool are interested to sign Serge Gnabry, who could be a crucial player for the Reds in the attacking lineup
Serge Gnabry to Liverpool: Possibility
Liverpool have made contact with the Germany international’s entourage to discuss a summer transfer, according to Anfield Central – via The Mirror.
The contract of Serge Gnabry is soon about to end with the Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich and he will become a free agent next year.
In 45 appearances for Julian Nagelsmann’s team in the 2021-22 season, the 26-year-old scored 17 goals and added 10 assists, starting 25 Bundesliga games and appearing as a substitute in nine more.
Meanwhile, there are talks going on about Sadio Mane leaving the club this summer, Liverpool needs a player like Serge Gnabry who has played in the Premier League with Arsenal and can take the place of Sadio Mane as both players are equally talented.
There was a poll on social media where many Senagalese wanted Mane to leave the Merseyside club.
Like everyone else, I’m on social media and I see the comments. Isn’t it between 60 to 70% of Senegalese that wants me to leave Liverpool? I will do what they want. We will see soon! Don’t be in a hurry because we’ll see this together
Mane replied after the poll
Bayern Munich have also considered signing Sadio Mane this summer and swapping him with Gnabry might be a good trade to make. However, no such news has been officially announced by either clubs and things will stand as they are right now.
