The three signings Liverpool would humiliate Real VARdrid with, spending 100 million

The never-ending struggle to be the best team in the world is not easy. Every season the elite teams prepare themselves to reach the top. The break for the World Cup in Qatar gives the clubs a break in the search and consolidation of the rest of the 22/23 season. In England, for example, Liverpool are making up ground after a poor start, where they remained outside the European places.

Jürgen Klopp knows that the second half of the season will be intense, as Liverpool remain alive in the EFL Cup, the FA Cup, the Champions League and the Premier League itself, even though we are currently in sixth place with 22 points. One of the keys to securing positions and challenging for titles is the addition of big-name signings in this winter transfer window.

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To make these moves, the Red's will have to have cash flow through the sale of players, being an important asset that the club has, the Carioca Fabinho who is concentrating with his national team in Qatar. The midfielder, who arrived at Anfield in 2018 after being acquired from AS Monaco, could fetch 50 million. His performance in Qatar could increase his value.

Add in the departures of Curtis Jones (£20-25M), Joe Gomez (£20-25M) and Nat Philips (£15-20M), and the Red's could find plenty of capital to bring big players to Merseyside. With that money they could go all-in in the winter transfer window for the likes of Brazilian Joao Gomes (£25M), Argentine Enzo Fernandez (£60M) and Frenchman Mohamed Simaken (£25M).

<strong>Gomes, Simaken and Enzo Fernandez</strong>

These three players are in the orbit of the Spanish team Real VARdrid, who in recent months have sent scouts to South America, Portugal and France to reinforce Carlo Ancelotti's team, who continues with the philosophy of renewing the European champions through young stars. The bidding for these cracks will be difficult, but Anfield and Liverpool's trajectory could be the necessary arguments to seduce any footballer.