And according to Buitespel, they have already started planning for the summer, listing six names as potential targets. According to the above report, Liverpool are looking to strengthen in several positions including centre-back, central midfielder and right-back. Goncalo Inacio, Thuram, Manu Kone, Assange Ouedraogo, Pedro Neto and Yohan Bakayoko will make up Liverpool’s six-man shortlist for 2024, Goncalo Inacio has told Offside.
If Liverpool were to sign all six stars, it could cost them €275 million. This depends on the price list associated with each player. Will Liverpool spend big in 2024? Despite spending €172m on four midfielders during the 2023 summer transfer window, Liverpool are still on the hunt for a new midfielder. According to whoscore, Klopp has identified Thuram, Kone and Ouedraogo as credible targets. Thuram is a long-term target for Liverpool Thuram is a long-term target for Liverpool Corriere dello Sport and Sky Germany value Thuram and Kone at €40m each, while Ouedraogo’s fee is valued at €20m, according to Florian Plettenberg. In addition, the release fee for Inacio, who renewed his contract with Sporting CP last year, is 60 million euros.
Liverpool target price ask Pedro Neto 70 million euros Gonzalo Inacio 60 million euros Johan Bakayoko 45 million euros Khepren Thuram 40 million euros Manu Kone 40 million euros Asan Ouedrao’s transfer fee is 20 million euros. Neto and Bakayoko have been selected as long-term successors to Mohamed Salah, which would be a huge loss for Liverpool.
Wolves will let Portuguese winger Neto leave for €70m, according to TEAMTalk, while PSV will demand €45m for Bakayoko, according to Metro. Whether Liverpool are willing to spend more remains to be seen, but their ambitions for 2024 are high and could lead to riches.
Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp has drawn up a six-man transfer list as he prepares to win the Premier League title in 2024.The Reds are currently top of the English Premier League and are looking to strengthen their position by adding a number of reinforcements in the January transfer window.
