Liverpool homegrown star to quit in £30m bombshell transfer twist

Liverpool will soon focus on player sales, and selling a homegrown star or two will go a long way in allaying any PSR concerns they could have due to their big spending in the ongoing transfer window. A top young talent is likely to leave due to interest from England and Germany.

Their pursuit of Florian Wirtz has grabbed eyeballs, and Liverpool are set to agree to pay a British record fee of more than £126m to take the German to Anfield this summer.

Liverpool are set to spend another £45m on Milos Kerkez, and have already signed Jeremie Frimpong from Leverkusen for a deal worth £30m this summer.

The Reds are set to sell a few squad players soon, and Liverpool are set to benefit from the interest a homegrown star is attracting in the ongoing transfer window.

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A Liverpool homegrown star is set for a transfer exit

Jarell Quansah earned a Premier League winners’ medal last season, but was nothing more than a bit-part player in Arne Slot’s squad.

With Liverpool in the market for a centre-back, the academy product could be moved on in the ongoing transfer window to bring in funds for the team.

He has attracted interest from clubs in the Premier League, and Fabrizio Romano has claimed that Quansah has suitors in Germany as well this summer.

There is now a decent chance that the defender moves on from Anfield to play regular football next season.

“Keep an eye on Jarell Quansah because there is some interest from Bundesliga clubs, but also in England”, said Romano on his YouTube channel.

“So I still believe there’s a chance he can go in this transfer window.”

Liverpool have slapped a £30m asking price, but will likely ask for more if a club in the Premier League make a concrete move for Quansah.

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