With the Premier League coming up within a few more weeks, the Merseyside club now needs new talents to fill some gaps. According to Mark McAdams, Liverpool are going to sign new talents before the season starts.
Within these few months, Arne Slot is doing his best to gear up the Reds to start his era at Anfield. However, let us see how the transfer saga unfolds under the Dutchman.
Mark McAdams Claim Liverpool Are Looking To Sign
After their win over Real Betis last Saturday, LFC appear to have gained a boost.
Although they won 1-0, it appears that Slot’s ‘elegant’ playing style has emerged quite effective. Even though the transfer window was lacklustre, the head coach is making efforts.
Now, according to Mark McAdams of Sky Sports, Liverpool are looking forward to making some signings official.
It has been a long time since we have not seen a fresh face in the Reds. Speculations have seen popular names like Baris Alper Yilmaz and the Newcastle talent in Anfield.
But, regardless of all these theories, nothing has turned out to be final yet.
However, Mark McAdams has confirmed Liverpool transfers before Fabrizio Romano could confirm. He guarantees that Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards are working together.
Liverpool are close to pulling off the signing of Rio Ngumoha, as Romano has confirmed. Lastly, Mark McAdams thinks that Liverpool will make some moves regarding their talent signing process.
“They will be working together, they’ve got a long-standing 20-year relationship together and they will be looking to attack the market at some stage. I can guarantee you Liverpool will sign players in this summer. Don’t worry Liverpool fans, just let things evolve naturally. Arne Slot will be a key decision maker in any new face at Anfield.”
McAdams on LFC Transfers.
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