According to a recent transfer update, Liverpool’s owners FSG have reached out to sign a “simply brilliant” player and have received a response from his present team.
News on injuries and transfers involving Liverpool
The Reds, and by extension owners FSG, have been associated with so many players in the January transfer window,
but it is tough to tell whether Jurgen Klopp will be satisfied not to add to his roster this month.
The manager of Liverpool may be happy with the players he has on hand rather than just spending money pointlessly,
but injuries are a concern because players like Trent Alexander-Arnold, Joel Matip, Andy Robertson, Thiago, and Dominik Szoboszlai are currently out.
In defense, there have been persistent speculations of a move for Sporting CP star Goncalo Inacio, a 22-year-old who is a major talent who can play both left and center back,
and Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha, who has been billed as a big-money transfer in the middle of the park.
Even though Klopp already has five outstanding possibilities, attacking reinforcements haven’t been ruled out, with Leeds United winger Crysencio
Summerville favored to complete a move to Anfield.
Liverpool’s Kenan Yildiz is the newest
According to a new report from Gazzetta dello Sport on Saturday [via Anfield Central],
Liverpool have made an approach for Juventus ace Kenan Yildiz, but have been denied in their efforts to obtain his signing.
The same goes for RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund, who have both been rejected in their attempts to sign Juve,
who are still desperate to keep hold of probably one of their greatest young players.
It is said that since Moise Kean is a more disposable figure, they would prefer to sell him. It appears that Liverpool will not be able to sign Yildiz until the summer,
but it is still positive to see them considering a move for a player of Yildiz’s caliber.
The attacker, who is still only eighteen, has already earned three caps for Turkey’s senior team and scored once.
Despite his youth, he has already made an impression for Juventus and has tallied five goals in his nation’s combined 18 appearances for the Under-17 and Under-21 squads.
He has scored three goals in 11 games for the Serie A powerhouses, and football talent scout Jacek Kulig has called him
“simply brilliant” for his current team, which he joined after leaving Bayern Munich back in 2022.
Given that Mohamed Salah turns 32 later this year, Liverpool’s attack may eventually need to be rebuilt in a similar manner to how the midfield was last summer.
Yildiz may initially be seen as a member of the squad who could even go out on loan before developing into a vital player.
