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Liverpool’s £79M Gamble Raises Eyebrows – Have the Reds Overpaid Again? 💰⚠️


As Arne Slot gears up to defend Liverpool’s Premier League crown, Anfield has been buzzing with transfer activity – but not everyone is convinced that all the deals are smart business.

🆕 The Reds have made bold moves, bringing in German star Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen and reinforcing the flanks with Milos Kerkez and Jeremie Frimpong. But it’s their latest signing that’s stirred up serious debate.

🔥 French striker Hugo Ekitike has landed on Merseyside in a deal worth a staggering £79 million – and not everyone believes that price tag reflects his true market value.

👔 Former Everton chief Keith Wyness, now a consultant for top football institutions, didn’t hold back in his assessment. Speaking on Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast, he called the fee a “massive gamble,” insisting Liverpool may have paid £10 million more than they should have.

⚽️ Ekitike’s stats from last season with Frankfurt were certainly impressive — 15 goals and 8 assists — but Wyness still believes the deal carries risks due to the striker’s limited top-tier experience.

🗣 “I think £70 million would’ve been fair,” said Wyness. “It’s a lot of money for someone who still has much to prove. Yes, they’ve backed the manager early, which could pay off, but £79 million is steep.”

Despite the criticism, Liverpool aren’t slowing down. ⚡

🔍 According to Football Insider, the Reds maintain strong interest in Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi. With just a year left on his contract and no renewal in sight, Liverpool could swoop in with a fresh offer soon. Guehi is reportedly keen on an Anfield move, preferring it over potential interest from Newcastle or Spurs.

👀 Will this next transfer be a bargain or another high-risk splurge?

👉 Stick around for more updates as the summer window heats up! 🌡️🔥


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