Still about to start their January business, Liverpool are now reportedly battling with former manager Jurgen Klopp to sign the hotly-interested future star.
Liverpool transfer news
Deciding not to splash the cash in the summer transfer window Slot ArneWith the arrival, some may have expected the Reds to give the Dutchman a boost or two this month, but so far that hasn’t been the case. The upper part Major league and Champions League lead – and both very convincingly – those at Anfield have by now decided that Slott’s squad is good enough as it is.
Relatives
Instead, Liverpool have been forced to contemplate potential departures this month. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah are yet to sign new deals and this has only fueled exit rumours, particularly in Alexander-Arnold’s case. with Interest from Real It’s no secret these days that the right-back has been linked with the Bernabeu since the beginning of the month.
However, that doesn’t mean there haven’t been rumors of potential signings. According to Graham Bailey for The Boot Room, Liverpool are currently battling Klopp to sign Ryan Owen from Sheffield United. The 18-year-old has impressed for the Blades and as a result earned interest from Anfield, Brighton & Hove Albion and Red Bull, RB Leipzig and Red Bull Salzburg.
It remains to be seen whether the Reds will make their move as early as this month, but Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes meeting Klopp in the transfer market would certainly be an interesting scenario a year after the German announced his exit from the end of the last campaign. However, could be a player to watch in the final days of the winter window.
“Mighty” One is a rising star
At the age of just 18, One is already making an impact at Sheffield United under Chris Wilder, by killing once in two starts and 10 league appearances. As it stands, it’s the only way forward for the young forward, who may have to make the most important decision of his career in the coming weeks or months.
The striker role is certainly one up for grabs at Liverpool, even for a player of One’s age. With Darwin Nunes yet to impress, Diogo Hota proving unreliable thanks to his injury history and Luis Diaz just a square peg in a round hole, any forward good enough should be considered ready enough to lead the line at Anfield.
Unsurprisingly, one of them has found himself at the center of praise in recent months, including from Scottish football pundits Scotballwho earlier this month called the young Scotland forward “powerful”.
A player to watch, could find himself in Premier League football with or without Sheffield United by next season.
