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New Liverpool boss Arne Slot is still waiting to seal his first transfer since replacing Jurgen Klopp at Anfield and the Reds are keen to strengthen their squad in three key positions



Liverpool confirm head coach Slot as Klopp’s successor

Liverpool have entered a new era under Arne Slot, but they are yet to make any major moves in the transfer market.

Experienced players Joel Matip and Thiago Alcantara have left the club after their contracts expired, while full-back Calvin Ramsay has joined League One side Wigan Athletic on loan. The Reds finished third last season under Jurgen Klopp, while also winning the Carabao Cup.




They will be hoping for more success under new boss Slot and may need to bring in some new faces in order to deliver that. With all that in mind, Mirror Football takes a look at all of the rumours coming out of Anfield.

Slot eyes three signings

Liverpool are considering moves to strengthen three positions this summer, with a new centre-back, defensive midfielder and forward on the cards.

18-year-old Lille star Leny Yoro is among Liverpool’s defensive targets, but there is a widespread belief that he is set to join Real Madrid instead. It is understood that Liverpool will only make a move if the right player is available, but departures could change their plans.


Goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher is available for £25m, while it will take bids of more than £50m to tempt Liverpool into selling Luis Diaz. The likes of Tyler Morton, James McConnell and Bobby Clark could also be shipped out on loan.

Arne Slot has yet to seal a transfer at Liverpool(Getty Images)

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