🚨🚨💄LFC COMFIRM STARS SET FOR PERMANENT SUMMER DEPARTURES : Jayden Danns to Plymouth Argyle Ben Doak to Leicester.

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They need as much firepower as possible – and the Reds’ starlet could have been a real asset in the final third.Danns showed promise with 5 senior appearances, scoring a brace against Southampton, attracting interest.
Despite his potential, Plymouth may regret missing out on Danns as an attacking threat in the upcoming season.
Liverpool youngster Jayden Danns won’t be leaving Anfield this summer due to a back injury in a blow to Plymouth Argyle’s hopes of signing him for 2024/25.
According to The Athletic, Danns’ injury is worse than first thought and with this, a loan exit from the Reds this summer won’t be happening.
Argyle had been linked with a move for the youngster, with Wayne Rooney taking an interest in the player after seeing him appear at a senior level for the Merseyside outfit last season.
Rooney has already been busy in the transfer market this summer, with Nathanael Ogbeta, Victor Palsson, and Kornel Szucs all joining the Pilgrims permanently.
Ogbeta already has experience at this level and will want to make a good impression following a fairly mixed loan spell at Bolton Wanderers.
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Having performed poorly in the League One play-off final in May, he will be keen to make amends.
In terms of Argyle’s other transfer business, Darko Gyabi, Muhamed Tijani and Ibrahim Cissoko have all joined on loan – and all three will be keen to make a real impact during their temporary stays at Home Park.
Gyabi will be keen to make an impact in Leeds United’s first team sooner rather than later and with this in mind, he won’t be a shortage of motivation to do well in Devon.
Not only have Argyle signed some talented players, but they have also managed to retain Morgan Whittaker at this point and that could be crucial for their survival hopes, considering how important he was last season.
Plymouth Argyle set to miss out on Jayden Danns
Danns has impressed at various age levels for the Reds during his time at the club and he has also appeared for the first team.
Jayden Danns’ Liverpool record (Source: Transfermarkt)
(All age groups and competitions)
Appearances
47
Goals
29
Assists
6
(Correct as of July 9th, 2024)
Making five senior appearances last term, with these appearances coming in the Premier League, Europa League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup, Danns has been able to get a limited amount of experience under his belt.
He scored a brace against Southampton and with the youngster looking like a real asset in front of the TV cameras that night, this performance alone may have persuaded some clubs to enter the race for him.
However, the 18-year-old won’t be leaving Anfield this summer due to a back injury, which is a blow for the Pilgrims.
A loan exit may have been a possibility if it wasn’t for this setback.
Plymouth Argyle may come to rue Jayden Danns blow
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Danns is clearly a talented player and could have been a real asset in the Championship this season.
The 18-year-old may be inexperienced, but he looked brilliant against the Saints last term and scored two goals against a side that managed to secure promotion from the second tier at the end of last term.
Considering how much of an attacking threat he is, he could have been a game-changer along with Whittaker during the 2024/25 campaign.
A January move shouldn’t be ruled out at this point, but having Danns for the entire season would have been a real bonus for the Pilgrims.
They need as much firepower as possible – and the Reds’ starlet could have been a real asset in the final third.

Liverpool Considering Loan Move for Ben Doak: What This Means for Leicester City and Southampton

Ben Doak, the promising 18-year-old Scottish winger, As confirmed by The Athletic is reportedly attracting interest from several Premier League clubs, as Liverpool weigh the possibility of sending him out on loan for the upcoming season. Among the clubs keen to secure Doak’s services are newly-promoted Leicester City and Southampton, both eager to bolster their squads with fresh talent.

Doak’s Path to Recovery and Desire for Regular Playtime

Doak’s journey has been anything but straightforward. Having made five appearances for Liverpool in the first half of the 2023-34 season, stepping in for Mohamed Salah, his progress was abruptly halted by a knee injury that required surgery. Despite his setbacks, Doak’s determination has never wavered. He fought back, earning a call-up to the Scotland squad ahead of the European Championship. Unfortunately, another fitness issue dashed his hopes of participating in the tournament in Germany.

the wing would add a new dimension to our play, providing much-needed depth and versatility.

Moreover, Doak’s eagerness to prove himself and gain regular playing time aligns perfectly with Southampton’s ethos of developing young talents. Under the guidance of our coaching staff, Doak could flourish, contributing significantly to our season. The experience he would gain from playing in the Premier League regularly would be invaluable for his growth and our club’s success.

In conclusion, the potential loan move for Ben Doak is a win-win situation. It offers the young winger the opportunity to showcase his skills and gain experience, while Leicester City or Southampton would benefit from his talent and determination. As the situation unfolds, fans will eagerly await the final decision from Liverpool’s management

Liverpool transfer news live updates as the Reds reportedly agree on a $12.8m fee for the sale of Bobby Clark and a final offer is submitted for Martin Zubimendi

Giorgi Mamardashvili has been linked with a move to Liverpool

It’s been a wild couple of days for Liverpool in the transfer window. With just over two weeks until deadline day though, fans are still waiting for a first signing.

Martin Zubimendi’s decision to reject a move to Anfield means the Reds are still the only team in the Premier League not to have made any new signings this summer. An angry Richard Hughes and Arne Slot will now have to go back to the drawing board and work out what their next steps are.

It hasn’t taken long for a new target to emerge, with reports suggesting Valencia goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili is being eyed up. The speculation has moved quickly, with claims that Liverpool has already had a bid rejected for the Georgia international.

Meanwhile, Luis Diaz was rather sensationally linked with a move to Manchester City yesterday – a rumor that was very quickly dismissed. Nevertheless, speculation continues over his future at Anfield.

If Liverpool is looking for some good news after Zubimendi though, Johan Bakayoko and PSV Eindhoven may have supplied it, with the door potentially open to a late move for the winger.

Reds youngster nearing exit

Liverpool youngster Luca Stephenson is expected to depart the club on a season-long loan this summer.

The 20-year-old midfielder featured 34 times while on loan at Barrow in League Two last season and is now set to travel north of the border for the 2024-25 campaign.

According to Anfield Index, Stephenson will join SPFL side Dundee United on loan for the season, with the deal already believed to be done.

Chelsea midfielder Romeo Lavia has opened up on his decision to snub Liverpool and sign for the Blues 12 months ago.

The Reds had identified the Southampton midfielder as an alternative to Moises Caicedo – who Chelsea had also nabbed – but fell short in their attempts.

However, Lavia has now conceded that it was a “no brainer” in joining the west Londoners in an interview with The Athletic.

“Listen, when I heard about Chelsea and it was from a long time ago before everything started, it was a no-brainer,” he said. “Some stuff I was reading, I’m not going to say it was fake but my decision was Chelsea.

“The interest from Liverpool was there but, in my head, I wanted to play for Chelsea.”

Roméo Lavia snubbed Liverpool last summer and moved to Chelsea in a big-money transfer

Liverpool could sign former target

Liverpool has been handed the opportunity to swoop for one of its former targets in the aftermath of missing out on Martin Zubimendi.

The Reds are in desparate need of a new defensive midfielder and could now swoop for Manu Kone of Borussia Monchengladbach, who wants to leave the Bundesliga outfit this summer, according to Florian Plettenberg.

The Reds haven’t been mentioned as an interested party but Tutto Juve previously claimed that they wanted to sign Kone prior to sealing a del for Ryan Gravenberch last year.

Bajcetic ‘offered’ to Real Sociedad

According to reports, Liverpool was willing to offer young midfielder Stefan Bajcetic as part of a deal to sign Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad.

The 19-year-old missed the majority of last season through injury but has shown on occassion what he can do when fit, yet Reds were willing to part with him in order to sign Zubimendi, according to transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, he claimed that Bajcetic would have only left on a season-long loan deal to the La Liga outfit had Zubimendi not rejected the Reds.

Bajcetic struggled for first team game time in 2023-24

Liverpool lead Koopmeiners race

Liverpool remains desperate to sign a defensive midfielder this summer and it might be about to strike gold with Atalanta’s Teun Koopmeiners.

The Reds have been frequently linked with the Dutchman this summer and are now reportedly leading the race for his signature.

That’s according to Tutto Juve, which also states that Atalanta don’t want to sell Koopmeiners to a direct rival and would rather let him go abroad

Teun Koopmeiners of Atalanta

$12.8m fee agreed for Bobby Clark

Liverpool has agreed a $12.8million fee with RB Salzburg for youngster Bobby Clark.

The Reds midfielder has now been given the green light by the club to discuss personal terms and undergo a medical with the Austrian giants after a deal was struck, according to James Pearce.

It’s added that former Liverpool assistsant manager Pep Lijnders is determined to be reunited with the young midfielder, who will have a 17.5 per cent sell on clause inserted in the deal.

Youngster cull explained

Liverpool has just sold 21-year-old Fabio Carvalho to Brentford while Ben Doak, Bobby Clark and Sepp van den Berg all face uncertain futures.

However, there is reportedly a reason behind Liverpool’s youngster cull, which comes as a surprise given the Reds frequently used and relied on youth players last season.

According to a report from 90min, Liverpool’s willingness to sell its young players has not come as an order from new manager Arne Slot. Instead, it’s believed a level of exposure in the first-team has not been planned for academy talents this season.