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Liverpool have major plans for the summer transfer window, and the club are laying down the groundwork for as many as five new signings. However, one transfer is likely to stun their Premier League rivals as the Reds push towards landing a star man.
Arne Slot is set to get proper backing from the owners in the summer after he delivered the Premier League title in his first season as Liverpool manager.
The Liverpool boss wants a proper squad next season that he can trust, as the Dutchman wants to compete for all the major trophies at Anfield next season.
He is pushing Liverpool towards a certain attacking midfielder, but the club are working behind the scenes to nab a top Premier League star that would stun everyone this summer.
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Liverpool plot stunning capture of Premier League star

Morgan Rogers has been the standout attacking midfielder in the Premier League this season, and has 14 goals and 13 assists in all competitions.
Aston Villa do not want to sell him, but the club will come under PSR pressure in the next transfer window to sell a couple of top players to balance the books.
According to GiveMeSport, Liverpool scouts are regularly keeping tabs on the player and have asked the club to snare him away from the Midlands side.
The Merseyside giants are aware that it would be a complicated deal, and would take a big bid to convince Villa to sell one of their best players in the summer.
Liverpool will continue to monitor the situation and are prepared to pounce if it appears Villa are open to selling him in the coming months.
Chelsea are also interested in Rogers, and he is likely to favour a move to Anfield over Stamford Bridge at this stage.
