Liverpool is not going to make a transfer for Romeo Lavia until they let go of one among their present crop of midfielders, experiences declare. The Reds have already spent £95million on Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboslai as they proceed their revamp within the centre of the park.

According to The Athletic, Lavia's £50m valuation is deemed 'far too excessive' and the membership do not feel there's ample area for him until they'll offload one other central participant. Liverpool have an abundance of midfielders at their disposal subsequent season.

Besides their new signings, there's additionally Jordan Henderson, Fabinho, Thiago, Stefan Bajcetic, Curtis Jones, Harvey Elliott and even Trent Alexander-Arnold who has been adapting to the brand new function for England. Both Henderson and Thiago have been linked with strikes away however look more likely to keep at this stage within the window.

Liverpool are keen to dump Thiago amid curiosity from Saudi Arabia however the Spaniard just lately turned down a 'profitable supply' from an unnamed Saudi Pro League aspect. The strategy was made on to the participant's agent however they had been reportedly knowledgeable that Thiago is eager to see out his keep at Anfield as an alternative.

Thiago has one yr remaining on his deal and is joyful to depart as a free agent in 2024. Meanwhile, Henderson can be attracting curiosity from Saudi Arabia.

He has been linked with a transfer to Al-Ettifaq following Steven Gerrard's latest appointment as head coach, however there was no strategy made as of but. Liverpool's skipper is anticipated to remain as a result of his essential function within the dressing room.

Liverpool admire Lavia and will nonetheless make a transfer for however because it stands that appears much less probably. Chelsea and Arsenal are nonetheless eager on snapping up the Belgian teenager and proceed to watch his state of affairs.

Southampton boss Russell Martin has insisted there's “nothing to say” about gamers future and no bids are understood to have been made at this stage.