Liverpool will not advance on plans to sign a readymade starter which will embolden the Reds to retain two exit-linked stars, according to reports
Liverpool’s Transfer Window Is Wild — and We’re Not Even Close to Done
This summer has felt different from the start.
After lifting the Premier League trophy, Liverpool wasted no time making big moves, and the tone was clear: we’re not slowing down, we’re doubling down.
The headline? Florian Wirtz — officially a Red and now the most expensive signing in Premier League history at £116m. It’s a massive statement. And he’s not alone.
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One After the Other: Smart, Sharp, and Ambitious Deals
Jeremie Frimpong arrived first, replacing Trent with pace, power, and elite output. Then came Giorgi Mamardashvili (a deal agreed a year ago), followed by Armin Pecsi, a quiet but smart youth addition. Next up is Milos Kerkez, with everything pointing to a £40m deal that’s basically done.
There’s no fluff here — every name brought in has a clear role. There’s intent behind the chaos.
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What’s Next? Guehi Heating Up
With Jarell Quansah set to leave for Bayer Leverkusen in a £35m deal, attention now shifts to Marc Guehi. He’s not just available — he’s the right profile: Premier League ready, strong, smart, and a player who just shone for England on the biggest stage.
Liverpool are close to agreeing personal terms. Palace may ask for £70m, but with only a year left on his contract, the fee could settle closer to £45m — a bargain in today’s market.
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Barcola? Not Happening. But Diaz & Gakpo Are Staying — For Now
There were whispers (courtesy of The Sun) about a move for PSG’s Bradley Barcola. With the likes of Kvaratskhelia, Dembele, and Doue ahead of him at PSG, the idea made sense — on paper.
But Fabrizio Romano quickly ended the story:
“PSG have no plans to let Barcola leave this summer,” he posted on X.
That news actually strengthens Liverpool’s current stance — don’t sell unless you can upgrade. And unless a serious offer and replacement comes in, Luis Diaz and Cody Gakpo aren’t going anywhere. Both improved under Slot and both are still key.
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Final Thought: This Is a Liverpool That Means Business
This isn’t a “wait and see” window. This is a let’s get it done early, properly, and aggressively type of summer. From Wirtz to Frimpong, and soon maybe Guehi and even Isak or Osimhen, it’s clear:
Liverpool aren’t just defending their title — they’re building something bigger.