Liverpool are exploring a potential **swap deal involving Norwich City’s Jonathan Rowe**, a move that could help solve two problems at once.
The Reds currently have a **left-back overload** after signing **Milos Kerkez** from Bournemouth for £45m. His arrival adds to a position already occupied by **Andy Robertson** and **Kostas Tsimikas**.
* **Robertson (31)** – a Liverpool legend, still important but nearing the later stages of his career.
* **Kerkez (21)** – young, talented, and clearly seen as the long-term successor.
* **Tsimikas (29)** – reliable but now the odd man out, with limited chances for game time.
Because of this, Liverpool are open to letting **Tsimikas** leave. Several clubs, including **Nottingham Forest** and **Fulham**, are interested in him.
This is where the **Jonathan Rowe swap deal** comes in. Rowe, an England U21 forward, has been making waves with his creativity and attacking spark. A player like him could refresh Liverpool’s attack while solving the defensive logjam by moving Tsimikas the other way.
In short:
* Liverpool reduce their **left-back surplus**.
* They add an exciting young attacker in **Rowe**.
* Tsimikas gets the chance to play regular football elsewhere.
It’s a move that could benefit all parties — and might be one of Liverpool’s smartest deals of the summer.
