Liverpool have made contact with the “incredible” Bayern Munich player over a sensational move to Anfield in the summer transfer window, according to a new update.
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Left-back appears to be a key area of the pitch for the Reds to focus on this summer, with Andy Robertson having had a disappointing season. At 30, the Scot looks far from his prime after seven and a half years of intense football at Anfield, while Kostas Tsimikas only feels like a good option for the team.
Bournemouth as Miloš Kerkez has been linked with a move to Liverpool, s Premier League leaders who are believed to be leading the race to win it at the end of the current campaign. The 21-year-old would make an exciting long-term addition, while also coming straight in as a key player.
Meanwhile, the Wolves midfielder João Gomes was mentioned as an option for the Reds, he should Arne Slott they require extra quality in the middle of the park in summer. He had an average 3.1 skirmishes per game in 20 appearances in the Premier League this season.
Speaking of midfielders, the ace of Real Madrid Aurelien Tchouameni he also continues to be linked with Liverpool, seen as an alternative to Martin Zubimendi, who looks increasingly likely to complete a move to Arsenal. The Reds wanted to bring him back in 2022, but he decided to move to the Santiago Bernabeu from Monaco instead.
According to Boot room, Liverpool have made contact with Bayern Munich left-back Alphonse Davies about moving to Anfield at the end of the season, when he will become a free agent despite his €50m (£42m) transfer value.
Arsenal are in the same position as the Reds, but the Canadian is believed to prefer a move to Real Madrid instead, telling both of them he plans to move to the Spanish capital when his contract with Bayern expires.
Davies is arguably the most exciting possible option to replace Robertson as Liverpool’s first-choice left-back this summer, with him considered by many to be the best player in Europe in his position.
The 24-year-old is a four-time winner Canadian Soccer Player of the Year awards, with his electric pace making him such a devastating player to watch. Joshua Kimmich greeted his £182,0000 per week Bayern team-mate as “incredible”, doc Rio Ferdinand he praised him.
“He’s the Usain Bolt of football. His trajectory has been phenomenal. He’s now comfortably one of the best left-backs in the game. What I love is his desire at both ends of the pitch. He uses his pace to devastating effect.”
Unfortunately, Davies seems to have made up his mind when it comes to his future, as the lure of Madrid is hard to turn down for so many players.
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If the Bayern superstar is off the Liverpool table, Kerkez should be considered a fantastic alternative, because recorded three assists in the Premier League this season, also averaging 2.5 clearances per game, showing he can excel both in and out of possession.
