Liverpool are gearing up for a busy summer transfer window as they look to reshape their squad.
Following Trent Alexander-Arnold’s departure to Real Madrid, the Reds have moved swiftly to reinforce their backline by securing Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen.
Another major signing on the horizon is Florian Wirtz, who is reportedly close to finalizing a transfer to Anfield—a deal that would become the most expensive in the club’s history.
In addition, Liverpool are actively pursuing Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez, with negotiations ongoing between the two clubs.
The Premier League champions are also exploring options to bolster their defense further, with Sporting’s Goncalo Inacio reportedly a target.
Meanwhile, the club could also strengthen their attack. According to Football Insider, Liverpool are considering a move for Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon, should they be willing to meet a valuation of £75-80 million.
Journalist Pete O’Rourke shared insights into Liverpool’s interest in the England international:
“This move hinges on several factors. If Luis Diaz leaves—possibly to Barcelona, Saudi Arabia, or elsewhere—Liverpool will likely pursue a left-wing replacement.
Gordon nearly joined Liverpool last summer when Newcastle faced financial pressures due to PSR rules.
The Reds have maintained their interest, but Newcastle view Gordon as a key player and recently secured him on a long-term deal.
It would take a substantial offer, likely between £75-80 million, to tempt them into a sale.
With Champions League qualification, Newcastle’s financial position has improved, and they’re under less pressure to offload top talent.”
Liverpool’s Ongoing Interest in Gordon
Gordon, 24, has impressed with his energy, attacking instincts, and defensive contributions—qualities Liverpool are actively seeking in wide players. His versatility and ability to fit into high-press systems make him a valuable target.
Whether Liverpool will make a serious move for Gordon depends largely on potential outgoings, especially in the attacking department. For now, the club remains focused on finalizing the arrivals of Wirtz and Kerkez, with further developments expected as the window progresses
