Liverpool have wasted no time in the summer transfer window, already securing three new signings and actively pursuing further reinforcements. The club remains firmly focused on acquiring German international Florian Wirtz, despite facing stiff resistance from Bayer Leverkusen. Negotiations have been ongoing, with Liverpool recently tabling a substantial offer worth £100 million upfront, plus an additional £13 million in performance-related bonuses. However, Leverkusen continues to stand firm, reportedly demanding a total package of around £126.4 million before they consider letting Wirtz go.
In the midst of this high-profile pursuit, Liverpool’s transfer activity continues at a brisk pace. One of their most significant early moves was the acquisition of right-back Jeremie Frimpong, also from Bayer Leverkusen. The Dutch international is seen as a dynamic and attacking-minded successor to Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is expected to take on a more central midfield role under Liverpool’s evolving tactical setup.
The club has also made moves to strengthen its goalkeeping department. They have signed 20-year-old Armin Pecsi from Hungarian side Puskás Akadémia. Pecsi, who joined officially on Saturday, has been turning heads across Europe and was recently shortlisted for the prestigious 2025 Golden Boy award, highlighting his potential as one of the continent’s top emerging talents.
Further changes between the posts are expected soon, with Georgian international Giorgi Mamardashvili poised to join the squad. A deal with Valencia has been in place for nearly a year, and with his arrival now imminent, Liverpool have sanctioned the departure of backup goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher. The Irishman has completed a move to Brentford in a transfer valued at £18 million, clearing the way for Mamardashvili to step into a key role at Anfield
