Liverpool confident and now closing in on move for £179k-p/w “miracle”

liverpool A move for a £179,000-a-week player who has been described as a “miracle” is now reportedly close.

Liverpool set the pace

life Arne Slaughter Things couldn’t be better, with the Reds 4 points clear at the top of the table Premier League Although there is one game left, now is a critical moment related to the future of their three star players.

The trio of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah All have reportedly been offered contractsFollowing last month’s away win over Southampton, the latter confirmed they were “in more games than out” and acted swiftly afterwards.

In terms of potential new signings, Liverpool have been considering bringing in young players for £8 million Motherwell midfielder Lennon Miller, Received “rave reviews” from the club’s scouts.

Not only that, but Slott appears to have long-term plans to bring in a new centre-back, perhaps to compete with Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate, who was recently appointed Admirer of Bologna defender Sam Bekema.

While Slott hopes to keep one of the Premier League’s top right-backs at the club amid the uncertainty surrounding Alexander-Arnold’s future, there are also signs he may be looking to bolster opposition defences.

Alphonso Davies available on free transfer

According to Football Insider, the Reds are now Approaching Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davieswho have been tracking him ahead of a potential free transfer in the summer.

Since Davis’ contract expires at the end of the season, he will be free to negotiate a pre-contract deal starting in January.

Liverpool initially appeared to be ruled out of a deal due to the defender’s high wage and signing-on fee demands, but they now believe they can strike a deal.

That said, Real Madrid are currently in the lead in signing the Canadian, so competition will be fierce.

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If the Reds can finalize a deal, it could be a real statement signing, given the height of the squad £179,000 per week The defender was rated by former teammate Ivan Perisic, who described him as a “miracle”.

The Canada international has now made 215 appearances for Bayern Munich, during which time he has proven himself to be a real threat from the front foot, amassing a total of 11 goals and 34 assists.

Despite his offensive prowess, the former Vancouver Whitecaps player has been praised Considering Andy Robertson will be 31 at season’s end, his ability to bounce back defensively suggests he could be an excellent acquisition for Slott, and perhaps a necessary one.