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Liverpool transfer news: New ‘formal bid’ imminent as club want four players after Florian Wirtz

By staff2 June 2025No Comments4 Mins Read

Liverpool have enjoyed a fast start in the transfer window and look set for a busy summer injecting new talent into head coach Arne Slot’s squad ahead of next season

05:00, 02 Jun 2025Updated 05:16, 02 Jun 2025

Florian Wirtz
Florian Wirtz could be joined by more new signings at Liverpool(Image: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images)

Liverpool may have just won the Premier League title but they are not resting on their laurels. The Reds have already completed one signing and are well on their way to another with the transfer window only having opened a day ago.

Jeremie Frimpong has been added to Arne Slot’s ranks following Trent Alexander-Arnold’s exit. Florian Wirtz is set to be the next Reds deal to get over the line in the coming days.

But the business may not end their with the future of Caoimhin Kelleher to resolve amid the arrival of Giorgi Mamardashbvili. Ibrahima Konate will soon enter the final year of his contract too with a decision to be made if Liverpool do not want a repeat of what happened last season with Mo Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold.

There is no shortage of speculation over Luis Diaz’s future too. Interest from Saudi Arabia has arrived in addition to Barcelona for the Liverpool winger.

Mirror Football takes a look at the latest transfer news and rumours around Anfield.

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Joao Pedro fee

Brighton are reportedly willing to cash in on striker Joao Pedro if they receive a bid worth £70million. The 23-year-old is said to be drawing interest from Newcastle, Liverpool and Aston Villa

Pedro’s reputation has continued to rise since joining Brighton from Watford in 2023, netting 30 goals in 70 appearances across all competitions for the Seagulls. According to reports, Brighton are open to selling Pedro but they will remain firm on their asking price.

The forward is under contract until 2028, meaning Brighton are under no pressure to sell, though Pedro was at the centre of some controversy last season. The Brazilian was dropped by manager Fabian Hurzeler following a bust up with teammate Jan Paul van Hecke in the latter stages of the campaign.

Joao Pedro celebrates a Brighton goal
Joao Pedro celebrates a Brighton goal(Image: Crystal Pix/MB Media)

Liverpool bid for Kerkez incoming

A Liverpool bid for Bournemouth star Milos Kerkez is expected in the coming days, according to reports. The Cherries want more than £40m for the full-back who has spent two seasons at the Vitality Stadium.

The Hungary international is said to have already agreed to the move to Anfield. The 21-year-old is keen to challenge himself at a higher level and could soon compete with Andy Robertson for a place in Arne Slot’s starting lineup.

Reds’ transfer plan

With a deal for Florian Wirtz approaching, there’s little sign of Liverpool’s work in the transfer market being done. The Reds still plan to bring as many as four players in this summer.

Sky Sports report that Liverpool want to bring a new forward, with Hugo Ekitike on the club’s list. The Reds are also preparing a move to secure a deal with Bournemouth for Milos Kerkez.

Two more signings are also being eyed, but are claimed to be less pressing for the club. Liverpool want to land a young centre-back and a defensive midfielder to bolster their options.

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