Bellingham – Klopp and Salah are now in the news for Liverpool
Midfielder to be at Liverpool – Reds ordered to complete £200m – Klopp happy with transfer business
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Jordan Henderson has opened up and claimed Jurgen Klopp is very happy with Liverpool’s transfer business in the summer window.
LIVERPOOL has had a tighter transfer window than many people expected, with a number of stars leaving the club in recent months and many players heading to Anfield.
Wataru Endo, Ryan Gravenberch, Alexis McAllister and Dominik Szoboszlai were all signed by Klopp in the summer window and all had an immediate impact on the team.
However, it’s no secret that Liverpool have lost a number of transfer targets that Klopp wanted to sign, with Jude Bellingham joining Real Madrid and Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia joining Chelsea.
But regardless – Henderson has opened up and claimed his former boss is very happy with the transfer business the Reds managed to complete during the summer window. Look, losing Jude Bellingham was a massive loss for LIVERPOOL, he really stepped up at Real Madrid and looks like a man who could become one of the best players in the game.
However – the signings are very impressive and it will be interesting to see what kind of season the Reds manage to have this year.
Former Reds captain Jordan Henderson has claimed LIVERPOOL should have paid to sign Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham in the transfer window.
When the season started three weeks ago, the Englishman became an instant success, scoring on his debut at Athletic Bilbao, adding two wins at Almeria and then making it three in a row at Celta Vigo.
Bellingham has adapted quickly since moving to the monster club. True fans have been impressed by the 20-year-old’s attitude and maturity, as well as his form, and he has indeed become one of the most important members of the squad.
Now Henderson has opened up and claimed Liverpool should have paid the money that would have secured the Bellingham deal for Jurgen Klopp, who badly wanted the Englishman in the summer.
“They don’t spend ridiculous amounts of fees and wages on players because it destroys the structure, as much as I’ve tried with certain players before!” he told The Athletic.
“They stick to their principles and it works. Maybe not for the owners, but you can probably think of certain players that I might have tried in the past, especially recently! Looking back now, he’s on fire, so (laughs) I might have thought, that we should just pay money!
Henderson also insisted that FSG always have a “plan” and will keep things under control so that the harmony of the team is not disrupted. We can see why Liverpool didn’t spend their entire transfer bill on Bellingham, but he’s certainly a player that Reds fans would love, just as Madrid fans do now.
Liverpool have been told the amount of money they would have to accept for the much talked about Mohamed Salah.
Salah was one of the best attacking midfielders in world football last season at LIVERPOOL and a man they can really rely on to score goals.
Salah scored 30 goals and provided 16 assists in 51 games for Liverpool last season but was disappointed as the Reds were kicked out of the Champions League.
In total, he scored 188 goals in 309 matches, breaking countless records. His efforts helped the Reds reach the Premier League, Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, FA Cup, Carabao Cup and Community Shield.
Salah only signed a new Liverpool deal last summer (2022), keeping him at the club until June 2025 and paying him £350,000-a-week, but there has been talk that a stunning move could happen.
Salah has emerged as a target for Al-Ittihad following reports from Saudi Arabia of an imminent bid for the 31-year-old during the week, with the Saudi Pro League champions said to be ready to make a move for the Reds winger. top flight -paid player in history.
Now, amid all the speculation and rumours, former star Glen Johnson has told the Liverpool board the amount of money they should take for their star man, Johnson told Betfred:
“If a Saudi Arabian club wants a player, that’s fine by them. It’s good. hard for teams to say no to them because they are willing to offer crazy money Mo Salah is not the Mo Salah of two years ago and if Liverpool get an offer of £200m they will have to accept it. Mo broke records and won everything with Liverpool so it should be his decision.
Does he want to keep challenging for major honours, or does he want to play in the minor leagues and make an absolute fortune? It all depends on what Mo wants and if Saudi Arabia wants him and he wants to leave, it will be very difficult for Liverpool to stop him.
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