By Sergio Moya
This summer transfer market has not turned out as our Liverpool had planned, because at first we aimed to be one of the teams that would make more moves for next season, however so far the board has only been able to finalize two signings that although they promise to be very good, it would not be enough for Jürgen Klopp, who would now have to see one of his main targets away from Anfield.
A few weeks ago, Liverpool made official the arrival of Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai, two midfielders who are very young but very talented, which is why the Reds fans were thrilled with their arrivals. However, there are other players who would have been on Klopp's radar to reinforce the team, but it seems that they will not arrive at Anfield this summer, leaving us with no reinforcement options for next season.
After a disappointing season in which Liverpool failed to win any trophies and missed the minimum target of qualifying for the next edition of the Champions League, Jürgen Klopp and the Anfield board have reportedly decided to rebuild the squad, particularly in midfield. In that sense, in addition to the incorporations of Mac Allister and Szoboszlai, there are other players who have already left the club and others who are about to do so, which could increase Liverpool's budget to get better players.
One of the midfielders who had been most linked with our Liverpool in recent days is FC Bayern superstar Joshua Kimmich, for whom supposedly the German club would listen to offers close to 75 million euros, an amount that the Reds board would consider fair for a player of his quality, however it seems that the chances of signing him could be very slim.
Eleven-time Bundesliga winner Joshua Kimmich slammed the door on a possible exit from FC Bayern when asked about rumors placing him at Liverpool. "I'm very certain that I will play the coming season at FC Bayern. I have no other plans." he said.
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