Indeed, why not? Hopefully we get this pushed through
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Indeed, why not? Hopefully we get this pushed through
Re Fekir, I’ve seen people who’ve seen him a fair bit compare him to prime tevez? Surely he’s not that good. Also, he’ll cost big bucks, and isn’t really a 10, he’s more of bobbys role, so who’d go on the bench? Not moaning if we did get him, but it doesn’t add up if he’s not a 10
I think in our current set up he could also play the role that Chamberlain has been playing, breaking from midfield.
Oh snap count
Gotta be a leak from an agent or club that.
Both Joyce & Bascombe tweeted it within minutes of each other.
Both Joyce & Bascombe tweeted it within minutes of each other.
Everyone is on it. Has to be a leak surely?
Lets hope it happens. We're definitely going to go for him.
Or is it a smokescreen?
Not this time Jurgen.
It’s The Firm that leaked it!!!!
Aha. They leak so they can reveal the real signing?
Everyone else, including us, is a pawn in The Firms bigger plan.
So Can crawls into Big Ears and out comes Fekir? Nice.....
How about having some redundancy ?! We need more quality players and he'd take one of the AM slots as well as being capable of being Bobby's backup.
Chairman Tom Werner has vowed that Liverpool will be even stronger next season as they prepare to splash the cash in the transfer market this summer.
The American owner, who has flown into Kiev to attend Saturday's Champions League finalagainst Real Madrid, says Jurgen Klopp will have the funds to ensure there is greater depth to his squad in 2018/19.
Naby Keita will arrive from RB Leipzig for £52.75million and other star names will follow him to Anfield.
Liverpool are leading the chase for Lyon's £60million rated attacking midfielder Nabil Fekir.
Naby Keita in action against Borussia Dortmund (Image: ROBERT MICHAEL/AFP/Getty Images)
“I am excited to see Naby Keita join the club this summer and I can only promise our supporters that we will continue to improve the squad,” Werner told the ECHO.
“Whatever happens on Saturday night, we will ensure we have a strong squad to compete for trophies next season which will have even more depth.
“We will make decisions that will improve the team and we will sign players who make us even more successful.”
Shrewd recruitment has been key to Liverpool's march to Kiev.
Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Virgil van Dijk have all enjoyed excellent debut seasons for the club. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain also proved a big hit before injury cut short his campaign.
“I want to pay great credit obviously to Jurgen because he's our leader but also to sporting director Michael Edwards, Dave Fallows and Barry Hunter,” Werner added.
“As a team they are extremely collaborative in the recruitment of our players.
“With Virgil, it was very clear that he wanted to come to play for Liverpool.
“We always read about how players have a dream to play for one of the great Spanish clubs. Under Jurgen's leadership, top players want to come to Liverpool.
“I am very positive about our future because Jurgen attracts the best players.”
The American owner, who has flown into Kiev to attend Saturday's Champions League finalagainst Real Madrid, says Jurgen Klopp will have the funds to ensure there is greater depth to his squad in 2018/19.
Naby Keita will arrive from RB Leipzig for £52.75million and other star names will follow him to Anfield.
Liverpool are leading the chase for Lyon's £60million rated attacking midfielder Nabil Fekir.
Naby Keita in action against Borussia Dortmund (Image: ROBERT MICHAEL/AFP/Getty Images)
“I am excited to see Naby Keita join the club this summer and I can only promise our supporters that we will continue to improve the squad,” Werner told the ECHO.
“Whatever happens on Saturday night, we will ensure we have a strong squad to compete for trophies next season which will have even more depth.
“We will make decisions that will improve the team and we will sign players who make us even more successful.”
Shrewd recruitment has been key to Liverpool's march to Kiev.
Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Virgil van Dijk have all enjoyed excellent debut seasons for the club. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain also proved a big hit before injury cut short his campaign.
“I want to pay great credit obviously to Jurgen because he's our leader but also to sporting director Michael Edwards, Dave Fallows and Barry Hunter,” Werner added.
“As a team they are extremely collaborative in the recruitment of our players.
“With Virgil, it was very clear that he wanted to come to play for Liverpool.
“We always read about how players have a dream to play for one of the great Spanish clubs. Under Jurgen's leadership, top players want to come to Liverpool.
“I am very positive about our future because Jurgen attracts the best players.”
Forget Fakir, we should chase Isco
Manchester City are willing to offer Real Madrid £70m for 26-year-old Spanish attacking midfielder Isco. (Mundo Deportivo - in Spanish)
Manchester City are willing to offer Real Madrid £70m for 26-year-old Spanish attacking midfielder Isco. (Mundo Deportivo - in Spanish)
On twitter it also mentioned that if we are not able to get Alisson, Ward will be No2 to Karius next season, as Mignolet will be sold.
On Twitter ? Who ? There's 100m people on Twitter !
Don't know who but it was meant to be what Paul Joyce mentioned
Pretty sure Newcastle have option to to buy him, and for dirt cheap too.
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