Liverpool has a “concrete” interest in 300 million pounds sterling attacking the redesign after Guehi

It is the summer of red so far and the one who has seen Liverpool Break the British record transfer fees to sign Florian Wirtz. But FSG is not made there, with reports now suggesting that they have three other “concrete options”.

Liverpool in advanced talks to sign Marc Guehi

Having already signed a left back in the form of Milos Kerkez and a right back to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold to Jeremie Frimpong, Liverpool now seems to accommodate a third defensive reinforcement. This time, a central defender is on their list of wishes and Marc Guehi is seated at the top.

The Crystal Palace star remains only one year on his current agreement and the Reds are looking to take full advantage of a reduction agreement compared to his evaluation of 70 million pounds Sterling only a year ago.

While their interest was a surprise at the start, the move from Jarell Quansah to Bayer Leverkusen alongside the fact that Ibrahima Konate is in the last year of his current contract made of Guehi the perfect option for Arne Slot.

At one go, the slot machine could have Guehi, Virgil van Dijk, Konate and Joe Gomez to choose in what would represent the best depth of this role in the Premier leagueMaybe even European football.

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However, even if the English international is at the top of the list of Liverpool priorities, he is not the only name on their wishes list despite how much they have already spent. The reports now suggest that the Premier League champions have three other “concrete options” in mind.

Isak among “concrete options” for Liverpool

As indicated by Florian Prettenberg of Sky Sports, Alexander Isak, Victor Osimhen and Hugo Ekitike are “three concrete options” for Liverpool This summer after the sports director, Richard Hughes, made checks on all the attackers.

However, none of these stars will be cheap, which suggests that Liverpool could be ready to spend again. How much their heavy budget stretches will be the big question. Isak, for example, would be unlikely to leave Newcastle United for nothing less than 150 million pounds sterlingwhile Ekitike was at the cost of 85 million pounds sterling and Osimhen at £ 64 mtotaling the three to just under 300 million pounds sterling.

If those of Anfield are able to withdraw again, it is a question of simply making their choice. Whether it is Ekitike, Osimhen or Isak, the three would be instant upgrades on Darwin Nunez and all three would finish what would become a frightening team so that others correspond to the Premier League.