Liverpool Announce 10 Players Officially Leave Anfield This Summer!
In the latest Liverpool transfer news, LFC confirmed 10 players officially left the club as of July 1st. Matip and Thiago are among the senior players to exit the club.
Liverpool still haven’t made any signings under new manager Arne Slot and fans have already started expressing their concerns.
Pre-season works have started and Slot is set to have his press conference on Friday.
Liverpool Transfer News: 10 Players Confirm Their Exit
Liverpool have officially confirmed the departure of 10 players, Thiago and Matip are two of the senior players to leave.
Thiago and Matip announced their exits in March, but the news is now official with their contract ending on June 30.
Along with Thiago and Matip Liverpool confirmed 8 academy players will also leave the club.
Familiar academy faces Adam Lewis, Melkamu Frauendorf and Mateusz Musialowski left the club this summer.
All three have featured for Liverpool’s senior team, given their debut to them by Jurgen Klopp.
Melkamu Frauendorf has already found a club, the German joined Hannover in his homeland.
Nathan Giblin, Francis Gyimah, Luke Hewitson, Niall Osborne and Cody Pennington are among the other academy players to leave.
Other LFC News
The Reds have reportedly entered the race to sign PSG midfielder Manuel Ugarte this summer, the Uruguayan have chances to leave PSG.
LFC will have to rival Manchester United who also have Ugarte on their shortlist.
In other news, Mainz have confirmed there is a delay in line to sign Liverpool defender Sepp Van Den Berg.
“We’re waiting. We’ve been in contact with Liverpool several times.”
said Mainz sporting director Christian Heidel.
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