Fabrizio Romano may have lowered fan anxiety levels this summer after confirming thatLiverpoolare expected to land ‘at least two’ new signings.
That number could escalate to three, though it remains unclear whether the club will be able to identify iԀєɑł additions to plug gaps across the squad.
“In the final few weeks of the window I expectLiverpoolto sign for sure one player, at least two, could be three if they find a good opportunity,”the Italian told theBorn and Red YouTube channel.
“They’re really working on that. They’re having daily contacts. Their style is to go player-by-player and negotiation-by-negotiation because this is howLiverpoolwork.
“But I think they will be very busy in the final weeks.”
The Merseysiders are understood to be hot in pursuit of Southampton’s Romeo Lavia, though remain locked in an ongoing dispute over the player’s value, with the Saints not budging on their £50m asking price.
Our business simply can’t єɴԀ there either given that Jordan HєɴԀerson and Fabinho’s exits have effectively cancelled out the signings of Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister.
That’s not to suggest that both departures couldn’t be blessings in disguise, partly due to the nature of the fee received for the latter, but also the wօɾɾуing age profile of the midfield department last term.
WithLiverpoolnow possessing one of the thinnest squads in the English top-flight, however, it’s difficult to imagine Jurgen Klopp and Co. feeling confident over their chances of competing for a place in the top-four (let alone on all fronts in the 2023/24 campaign) without some serious further investment.
