The Reds are looking to undertake and overhaul this summer and as of now manager Jurgen Klopp has looked out for players for the transfers.
Piotr Zielinski’s future will not be decided until after the Euro 2016, the player who is currently on loan from Empoli from Udinese has been linked with the Reds for some time and also Borussia Dortmund. But the player’s agent says now is not the time to discuss a transfer: “Now he is very focused on the Euros. This is not the moment to discuss the market.”
The Reds are also looking out for Keiran Gibbs from Arsenal, as a potential replacement for Alberto Moreno, whom Liverpool have decided to cash in on. The north Londoners are ready to listen to offers for Gibbs this summer amid a growing likelihood that he will not be at the club next season. The Academy graduate, who joined the Gunners at the age of 15 from Wimbledon, is contracted to Arsenal until 2018 but has not opened talks with the club about a new deal.
Danny Ings, who was out of action for most of the 2015-2016 season, is set to get back to the Anfield with no ill effects from the injury. The player featured in only six Premier League for the Reds and is ready to get back and prove himself.
Former Liverpool manager Brendan Rogers is looking to bring in Andre Wisdom to Celtic after having missed out former target Joe Gomez. Rogers is ready to make a £3m bid for the defender, who will be sold after loan stints at Norwich City, West Bromwich Albion and Derby County.
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