Liverpool’s Summer of Change: Up to Eight Players Could Leave Anfield
The transfer window may be drawing to a close, but the drama at Liverpool is far from over. According to sources, up to eight players could leave Anfield in the coming weeks, as new manager Arne Slot looks to revamp the squad.
So far, the Reds have failed to sign a single player on a permanent deal, a stark contrast to their usual transfer activity. The silence from the club has been deafening, with fans growing increasingly frustrated. However, it seems that change is on the horizon.
One player who could be on his way out is goalkeeper Sepp van den Berg. The Dutch youngster has been linked with a move to Brentford, with the Bees reportedly willing to pay around £20 million to secure his services.
But van den Berg is just the tip of the iceberg. According to The Athletic’s David Ornstein, up to six more players could follow him out of the door. This includes defender Nat Phillips, who has reportedly been the subject of a £4 million bid from Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor.
Other players who could be on their way out include winger Ben Doak, midfielder Tyler Morton, and youngsters Kaide Gordon, Owen Beck, and Stefan Bajcetic. Doak’s Euro 2024 campaign was cut short due to a serious knee injury, while Morton impressed on loan at Hull City last season.
Bajcetic, meanwhile, has struggled with adductor injuries and may benefit from a loan move to regain his match fitness.
It’s clear that Liverpool are willing to make changes to their squad, and these departures could be just the beginning. With the Reds yet to make a signing, fans are eagerly awaiting news of who will arrive at Anfield.
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