Skip to main content

Friday's Liverpool transfer rumours

Jurgen Klopp wants to raise funds by offloading three Liverpool players.
godswillsylvester.blogspot.com
All the latest Liverpool transfer news and rumours from across the British
and European press on Friday, June 16.
Liverpool want to raise funds for new transfers by selling defender Mamadou Sakho for £30m, full-back Alb
erto Moreno for £12m and forward Lazar Markovic for £20m, says The Times.
All three are unwanted at Anfield next season by manager Jurgen Klopp, with both Sakho and Markovic having spent the second half of the previous campaign out on loan at Crystal Palace and Hull City respectively, while Moreno was just a bit-part player under the German.
Premier League,12th August, 07:00am
Watford v Liverpool
CORRECT SCORE
Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva (right) may have played his last game for the club
godswillsylvester.blogspot.com
The Reds, meanwhile, are yet to receive an offer from Newcastle United for midfielder Lucas Leiva, says the Liverpool Echo.
Magpies manager Rafael Benitez, who was then in charge of the Merseysiders, brought the Brazilian to Anfield from Gremio 10 years ago.
The 30-year-old's contract at the club runs out at the end of June, meaning he will be available on a free this summer.
Elsewhere, Liverpool are still to make a decision on where goalkeeper Danny Ward will play next season, reports the Echo.
The Reds are still to decide on goalkeeper Danny Ward's future at Anfield
godswillsylvester.blogspot.com
The Wales international spent the previous campaign out on loan at Huddersfield Town, helping the club get promoted to the Premier League in the process, with the Terriers understood to be keen to bring the player back to the Kirklees Stadium this summer.
Watford are hoping to capture out-of-favour Liverpool winger Markovicthis summer, says the Mirror.
New Hornets head coach Marco Silva signed the Serb on a six-month loan deal in January while in charge of Hull, with the Portuguese understood to be keen on being reunited with the 23-year-old.
Lazar Markovic (right), who spent the second half of last season on loan at Hull City, is now wanted by Watford
godswillsylvester.blogspot.com
And finally, Porto left-back Rafa Soares has claimed he his "flattered" to have been identified as a potential target by Liverpool, according to reports in the Daily Mirror.
However, the Portugal U21 international insists that he wants to establish himself in the Porto first team next season after spending the second half of the previous campaign on loan at both Academica de Coimbra and Rio Ave.
"I know I've been followed by English clubs especially after our campaign," Soares is quoted as saying. "Liverpool are a great club and to be linked is an enormous honour for me.
"I'm naturally flattered, but I'm a Porto player and focused on succeeding here.
"My main goal is to establish myself and get first-team football. I feel ready and confident that after my last season I will be given a chance."
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Chelsea winger Willian wants five more years at Stamford Bridge

Manchester United and Barcelona were interested in Willian this summer Willian insists he never wanted to leave Chelsea in the summer and hopes he will remain at Stamford Bridge for the next five years. Manchester United were interested in signing Willian, while Barcelona had three bids turned down for the Brazil international. Willian previously claimed there was "no chance" he would have stayed at Chelsea had Antonio Conte remained as manager, but now the 30-year-old insists he never considered leaving the club. "A lot of people, they say a lot of things in the press, but I never said that I want to leave Chelsea, never," he told the club's website. Manchester United were interested in signing Willian, while Barcelona had three bids turned down for the Brazil international. Willian previously claimed there was "no chance" he would have stayed at Chelsea had Antonio Conte remained as manager, but now the 30-year-old insists he never con...
Post a Comment
Read more

Prosecutors allege rapper Young Thug led gang as trial begins and many details unfolded

  Prosecutors in Atlanta said Monday that rapper Young Thug was the “proclaimed leader” of a gang that “moved like a pack” to commit crimes, as opening statements in a long-delayed racketeering case got underway. Controversy and hiccups have dogged the sprawling trial alleging criminal conspiracy since jury selection began in January, notably over the state’s presentation of rap lyrics as evidence. The US state of Georgia holds that Young Thug’s record label, YSL, is a front for a crime ring, arguing that the defendants belong to a branch of the Bloods street gang identified as Young Slime Life, or YSL. “The evidence will show that YSL checks all of the boxes for being a criminal street gang,” said Fulton County prosecutor Adriane Love as she delivered the government’s statement, which she began by quoting Rudyard Kipling’s “Law of the Jungle.” Love addressed the issue of songwriting head on: “We didn’t chase the lyrics to solve the murder, we chased the murder and found the lyrics...
2 comments
Read more

N81 Billion NDDC Probe: Senate calls for sack of IMC, reconstitution of new NDDC board

*** Indicts Self, FG, Akpabio, Asks Presidency To Take Over NDDC, Not Minister  ***Calls on IMC to Refund Extra Budgetary Expenditure of N4.923 Billion  *** As Senate Vows to Review the Act establishing the NDDC  *** Probes alleged blackmail by NDDC against some members of the National Assembly  *** As Senate Adjourns till September 15 The NDDC which was hitherto in the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF is now being oversighted by the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, under Senator Godswill Akpabio, following recent directives by the presidency. THE Senate Thursday indicted itself as an institution  for not carrying out an effective oversight function on the activities of the Interim Management Committee, IMC of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC that led to the rot and high level of corruption in the interventionist agency. The Senate has also indicted the Federal Government, the IMC for the pro...
Post a Comment
Read more