Liverpool are putting down plans for the summer transfer window as they prepare to back Arne Slot and spend big in the coming months. The Reds are looking to add to their forward line in the next window to take the team to the next level and a favourite of Jurgen Klopp wants to move to Anfield.
Mohamed Salah is expected to sign a new contract with the Reds until 2027, but a deal has not been finalised yet, and there remains a possibility that he could leave.
The Merseyside giants have been looking at options to replace Salah, in the short term and the long term, and several players have been scouted over the past year.
A Premier League star has been constantly linked with a move to Liverpool as Salah’s replacement, and it has been claimed that he wants to join the Reds.
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Jurgen Klopp’s favourite would be keen to move to the Reds
Jarrod Bowen was a favourite of Jurgen Klopp in the Premier League, and he was keen to take him to Anfield when he was the Liverpool manager.
The Reds have continued to keep tabs on him and are considering signing the winger in the summer as the long-term replacement for Salah at Anfield.
Mick Brown, who worked as a scout at several Premier League clubs, admitted that a chance to move to Liverpool would massively appeal to Bowen.
He stressed that the forward is happy at West Ham, but he would be keen to join the Reds if they table an acceptable offer to the Hammers in the next window.
“The chance to play for Liverpool would appeal to any player,” he told Football Insider.
“It’s an opportunity to win trophies and play at the highest level.
“He’s happy at West Ham, he’s very highly thought-of there and he’s getting in the England squad, so I don’t expect him to force a move through or anything like that.
“But if he didn’t want to make a move which would boost his career, I’d be very surprised.
“A footballer’s career is very short, so you’ve got to make the most of these opportunities.
“So I think he will be open to a move to Liverpool if it comes, but first, there will have to be an offer which the club deem acceptable.
“What that price will be, I’m not sure, but he won’t come cheap, that’s for certain.”
The Hammers are likely to demand a big fee if they are to agree to sell the England star in the next summer transfer window.
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