According to report, Liverpool have decided not to initiate negotiations with any potential signings until they secure a full agreement with Jurgen Klopp’s successor.
This morning’s update, shared by Portuguese football insider Pedro Sepulveda on X (formerly Twitter), reveals that Ruben Amorim is reportedly leading the race for the role in question. However, negotiations with the Merseysiders are still ongoing.
“Liverpool will not negociate any players until everything is agreed with the new coach for next season.
“Rubén Amorim is in pole position for the job.”
The potential appointment of the 39-year-old head coach at Anfield sparks intrigue for several reasons.
Foremost among them is our documented interest in players like Goncalo Inacio and Ousmane Diomande.
Given our need for defensive investment this summer, particularly with Joel Matip’s probable departure, it’s conceivable that Amorim may look towards familiar options.
Whether the former Braga manager will introduce his back-three formation to English football remains uncertain. However, it’s clear that bolstering our center-back positions will be imperative regardless of his tactical approach.
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