Arne Slot and Liverpool are nonetheless negotiating deals, and they could be waiting a while longer.
This summer, Liverpool and a German star have come to terms with specific terms, but Premier League rules have put their transfer plans in jeopardy.
As the innovative England manager, Dutchman Arne Slot is yet to make his second filing, with the Dutchman still awaiting the signing of new faces. As Liverpool advanced in the market over the past year, that appeared to alter.
However, one goal and another negotiation stumbling block have been reached, and it involves Premier League rules in place.
But, as The Athletic highlights, Premier League rules stipulate that clubs may signal a player and then quickly product them directly to another team in the British leading flight.
That means Liverpool's proposed deal to sign Giorgi Mamardashvili from Valencia, and then send him to Bournemouth for a season, is n't actually possible. Although Liverpool has yet to match Valencia's €45 million goalkeeper acquisition, Fabrizio Romano claims that the club and player have now reached specific terms.
While Liverpool want a goalkeeper for this season, the 23-year-old would n't arrive at Anfield to replace Alisson until at least 2025 or even 2026. Looking to preserve Mamardashvili at Valencia for another season or two may even pose a problem, nevertheless, with Manchester United apparently interested in signing the Greek, too.
Liverpool's plan, hence, may be rejected by Mamardashvili as he seeks a Premier League move as soon as possible. While the Reds are n't seeking an immediate replacement for their Portuguese ' guard, the truth Mamardashvili is accessible and a full eight decades younger could push their hands significantly.
He has three more years left on his Valencia agreement, but Transfermarkt even values him at €45 million.
In DataVictory's view, it seems unlikely that Liverpool will part with such a large amount of cash for a player they do n't really want for another season or two. Aiding Slot with deals that he can quickly depend upon should be the focus at Anfield.
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