Liverpool Football Club, under the ownership of Fenway Sports Group (FSG), is accelerating a significant £154 million double deal amid an electrifying summer transfer window

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Liverpool Football Club, under the ownership of Fenway Sports Group (FSG), is accelerating a significant £154 million double deal amid an electrifying summer transfer window. The Premier League champions are looking to bolster their squad with two key signings: Giovanni Leoni and Alexander Isak. These moves are seen as pivotal in Liverpool’s pursuit to retain their Premier League crown and strengthen their squad depth for domestic and European challenges.

Giovanni Leoni, the highly-rated 18-year-old centre-back from Parma, is on the verge of joining Liverpool. Negotiations between the clubs are reportedly very close to a full agreement with a fee expected around £30 million, potentially slightly under.

Leoni has already agreed personal terms and is keen on the move, having shown no hesitation in committing to one of the world’s biggest clubs. Unlike some speculations, Liverpool want Leoni to join immediately rather than on a loan deal, signaling their intent to integrate him fully into Arne Slot’s squad as soon as possible.

Liverpool’s interest is not limited to Leoni alone. The Reds are also pushing hard for Newcastle United’s striker Alexander Isak, who has been making clear his desire to leave Newcastle in search of a bigger stage. Liverpool’s transfer experts indicate that a fresh bid is on the horizon after an initial offer worth £110 million plus add-ons was rejected. Isak is Liverpool’s top target up front and his arrival would add a new dimension to their attacking options.

In addition to Isak and Leoni, Liverpool are also keen to secure Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi. Personal terms with Guehi have reportedly been agreed, and Liverpool are negotiating to bring both defenders, Guehi and Leoni, to Anfield. These two signings are not alternatives but rather complementary targets aimed at shoring up the defense, especially considering the uncertain future of existing defenders and recent sales.

Together, these transfers could see Liverpool’s summer spending cross the €500 million mark, making it one of the most expensive transfer windows for a single club in football history. The Liverpool board, management, and sporting director Richard Hughes are evidently committed to fast-tracking these deals to finalize before the transfer window closes, reinforcing the squad’s competitive edge for the upcoming season.

With these moves, Liverpool aim to build a squad capable of contending for every title on both domestic and European fronts, building on their recent Premier League success and aiming to keep the momentum alive into the new season. The atmosphere around Anfield is electric as fans eagerly await confirmation of these major signings that could define Liverpool’s next chapter.