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Worst sale since Mane: “World-class” Liverpool star now in talks to leave

Liverpool hardly need a rebuild, and could likely go again next season, qualifying for the Champions League and competing for major trophies, with just minimal investment

 

 

 

Arne Slot has hit the ground running at Liverpool, delivering a Premier League title in his very first season. Now, FSG are ready to show serious intent in the transfer market, backing their new boss with some heavyweight moves.

Jeremie Frimpong has already been brought in, effectively signalling a tactical shift that sees Trent Alexander-Arnold move into midfield. And it’s not stopping there — talks are ongoing for Milos Kerkez and Florian Wirtz, both of whom could transform Liverpool’s next era.

But while the excitement builds around new signings, it’s not all positive news. Some big names could be on their way out.

Darwin Nunez, despite his tenacity and raw passion, has struggled to fit into Slot’s system. With just seven goals across all competitions and interest from both the Saudi Pro League and Atletico Madrid, a summer exit seems inevitable. A clean break might be best for all involved, especially with plans underway to bring in a new No. 9.

Harvey Elliott, meanwhile, has dropped hints on England U21 duty that he might need to leave in search of regular football. A lifelong Red and a player with undeniable talent, Elliott’s limited minutes under Slot make his situation a painful one to watch. If he goes, it’ll be with the hope he gets the chance to shine elsewhere.

But the biggest concern? Luis Diaz. Reports suggest Al-Hilal have already opened talks with the Colombian star, and while money talks, letting Diaz leave now would be a serious misstep. He’s just had his best season yet — 17 goals and 8 assists — and has become a vital part of Slot’s front line, especially when used as a false nine.

Losing Mane in 2022 disrupted Liverpool more than anyone expected. Letting Diaz go now could have a similar impact. He’s adapted, delivered trophies, and embraced the pressure. Selling him would feel like tearing out the heart of an attack that’s just starting to click again.

FSG are doing the right thing backing Slot — but they also need to keep hold of the players that truly matter. Diaz is one of them. Let’s not repeat history.

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