“i will like to join Liverpool” – Watch Harry Kane send Liverpool transfer message after Aurelien Tchouameni blow

“i will like to join Liverpool” – Watch Harry Kane send Liverpool transfer message after Aurelien Tchouameni blow

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is trying to bolster his already-impressive squad, and reports say they’ve identified a defensive midfielder and a right-back in the trade market.

Liverpool had a memorable season, winning the FA Cup and the EFL Cup, as well as reaching the Champions League final and finishing second in the Premier League.

Harry Kane won both the Golden boot and playmaker of the season. (Photo by Getty Images)

They’ve already won all of their trophies under Jurgen Klopp, with the exception of the Community Shield, and will be looking to win even more next season. The Reds, on the other hand, will require new blood if they are to dethrone Premier League champions Manchester City.

Tchouameni, 22, has been passed over by the Reds after Real Madrid reportedly agreed to an £80 million transfer fee with his current club, Monaco. The France international has also been linked with PSG, Manchester United, and Chelsea.

Liverpool is reportedly rumored to be making a move for Sangare, who is 24 years old. Last season, the defensive midfielder appeared in 49 games for PSV Eindhoven, helping the club win the KNVB Cup. His current contract has three years left on it.

Despite Liverpool’s interest, France international Aurelien Tchouameni has opted to join Real Madrid.

Aurelien Tchouameni’s injury is far from Liverpool’s biggest transfer headache this summer.

Ex-defender Glen Johnson has encouraged Liverpool to sign Harry Kane.

The 28-year-old England captain is one of Europe’s top scorers, with 264 goals in 451 club appearances, including 27 this season.

He’s also a prolific international goal scorer, with 49 goals in 70 senior appearances for England.

Despite this, Kane has never won a major prize, having twice lost the EFL Cup final. The finals of the Champions League and Euro 2020.

In 2016-17, he also finished second in the Premier League with Tottenham, and he is desperate to end his trophy drought soon.

“Personally, I’d love to see him at Liverpool,” he told bettingodds.com, via the Liverpool ECHO.

“I think he’d be a great fit for them. We know how Liverpool do their business and I don’t think they’d break the bank for someone of Harry’s age.

“I know he’s not old but Liverpool don’t do that sort of thing [sign ageing players]. I’d be very surprised if the deal came off, but I’d like to see it happen.”

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