Latest from the Liverpool rivals: Kylian Mbappé’s future is the subject of new rumors, and West Ham reportedly received a summer offer for a Liverpool failure.
Despite the fact that Liverpool and other clubs have resumed training, this summer still has a lot of transfer activity to be completed.
The Reds have begun their preseason training. The first group of players returned to the AXA Training Center on Saturday, and the rest of the group will join them starting on Tuesday.
New signings Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai are among those expected to return to training this week, and Jürgen Klopp will undoubtedly hope that at least one more newcomer will be joining them soon.
The manager of Liverpool still has some work to do this summer, but he will need to navigate a market that is heating up across Europe.
Given that Kylian Mbappé’s time at Paris Saint-Germain appears to be winding down, his future will undoubtedly dominate news stories this summer. Naturally, Liverpool comes up frequently whenever Mbappé is discussed.
Following Liverpool’s “bid,” Kylian Mbappé made a guarantee.
Fabrizio Romano reports that PSG believes Kylian Mbappé has an agreement in place to join Real Madrid in 2024 and is certain he won’t join Liverpool.
A sensational claim that Liverpool had made a $217 million (£171 million/€200 million) offer for Mbappé was made this week by journalist Edu Aguirre on El Chiringuito TV. This has now been rejected by Romano, who insists PSG can ‘guarantee’ it hasn’t received any bids from English clubs.
Nobody really thought Liverpool had made such a bid, according to Liverpool . com. It always seemed too good to be true, and it was inevitable that someone would eventually deny the claim. Real Madrid is most likely Mbappé’s destination if he moves at all, though it would be extremely upsetting for PSG to lose him for nothing the following season.
This summer, West Ham has reportedly received an offer to acquire Juventus’ Arthur Melo.
According to the Italian publication, Juve is trying to get the midfielder out of the team because of his unsuccessful loan stint at Liverpool the previous year. During discussions about Denis Zakaria, a fellow Juventus midfielder, Hammers manager David Moyes reportedly received an offer for the 26-year-old.
After his time at Liverpool, it’s difficult to imagine any Premier League club wanting to sign Arthur. It’s fair to say that his loan at Anfield was a complete failure given that he only saw 13 minutes of action for the Reds’ first team. West Ham would be taking a significant risk by signing the Brazilian this summer.
