“Wonderful” Liverpool A, who forces the move, is “one step” from the exit

“amazing” Liverpool The player appears to be close to closing the transition away from the club before closing the summer transport window.

Izak and Joyhi are approaching Liverpool

The Reds summer started an exciting start, not the least of which is that Florian Witroz joined a record step from Bayer Leverkusen, but there was a feeling that Premier League The heroes need to sign both Alexander Issak and Mark Joyhi To make it a really unforgettable window.

While there is a job to do in this regard, it looks increasing as if the Premier League husband can go to Anfield, with positive progress.

First, Newcastle United is signing the VFB striker Stuttgart Nick and Wolopitid, as well as keeping attention in Yuan Weena in Brentard, which means that the second offer of ISAC from Liverpool is likely to be accepted.

Meanwhile, according to the RDS team, a 40 million pounds of Guehi made, following the appearance of Crystal Palace in the UEFA Europa League League Thursday evening, as England was considered an ideal addition in the center.

“Wonderful” Liverpool Ace is close to leaving

Now, according to various reports, Kostas Tsimikas is now close to closing the loan transmission from Liverpool to RomeWith what appears to be in its final stages and “one step away”. This comes yet Gazzetta dello sport (via Watch a sportI mentioned that the Greek was Click to stay away from Anfield This summer.

This looks like a good result of all parties today, before the possible permanent exit next summer, TSIMIKAS is unlikely to play a lot with Liverpool this season.

The arrival of Milos Kerkeh pushed him upperly than the left -back arrangement, so with the exception of injury problems in this situation, the opportunities will be limited.

TSIMIKAS was a good servant in Liverpool, making himself a hero by scoring a penalty in the FA Cup for 2022 at Chelsea, called “Wonderful” by the journalist Ian DoleBut he never felt it was a really excellent option.

This does not mean that he did not work well at times, while maintaining pressure on Andy Robertson, but his time in Anfield should reach its normal end.