Liverpool Eye Late Market Moves as Konaté’s Future Remains in Doubt ⚡️



With less than two weeks left before the transfer window closes, Liverpool’s business is far from done. The Reds have strengthened across the pitch this summer, but manager Arne Slot is still keeping the door open for further changes.

Ambitious Targets Still in Sight 🎯

Liverpool continue to monitor Alexander Isak of Newcastle and Marc Guehi, Crystal Palace’s captain. Both pursuits are proving difficult, with their clubs resisting negotiations. However, late-window dynamics could shift the balance, and the Reds remain hopeful of pulling off at least one blockbuster signing.

Possible Departures on the Horizon 🚪

While reinforcements are a priority, outgoings are also expected. Kostas Tsimikas looks increasingly likely to leave in search of regular minutes, while Ibrahima Konaté’s situation is far less certain.

The French centre-back has just a year left on his deal and is yet to agree fresh terms. Following a shaky start to the campaign, reports suggest Liverpool could be tempted to cash in if an offer in the region of £35 million arrives.

European Giants Watching 👀

Clubs in Spain are keeping close tabs on Konaté. Real Madrid are said to be interested but prefer to wait until next summer to secure him on a free, much like their recent swoop for Trent Alexander-Arnold. Barcelona have also been linked, though no formal move has materialised.

Defensive Reinforcement Priority 🛡️

With Konaté’s future uncertain, Liverpool’s interest in Guehi grows even stronger. Slot is determined not to be left short at the back should the Frenchman depart.

As the transfer clock ticks down, Liverpool are expected to remain one of the busiest clubs in the Premier League — balancing the prospect of big-money arrivals with the possibility of high-profile exits.


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