Liverpool are beginning to shape their plans for the upcoming summer transfer window, following their recent Premier League title win.
A top priority for the club is finding a replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who has announced he will leave Anfield at the end of the season. The England international is reportedly set to join Real Madrid after playing a key role in Liverpool’s latest league triumph.
With Alexander-Arnold’s departure imminent, the club has begun actively working on transfer targets to fill the void left by the dynamic full-back, who helped deliver two league titles and a Champions League trophy during his time at the club.
Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano has provided a fresh update on Liverpool’s interest in Bayer Leverkusen right-back Jeremie Frimpong. The Dutch defender is reportedly eager to move on from the Bundesliga champions, and Liverpool are among the clubs keen on securing his services.
Adding Frimpong would be a strong addition to new manager Arne Slot’s squad, especially considering his standout performances for Leverkusen and the growing Dutch presence at Liverpool.
Frimpong has impressed again this season, tallying four goals and six assists in the league, plus five more assists in the Champions League—demonstrating his offensive threat and creativity, qualities that make him a prime target for Liverpool.
In addition to a right-back, the newly crowned Premier League champions are also eyeing a new left-back, with Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez emerging as the leading candidate for that position
