Liverpool are interested in improving their midfield department considerably next summer and will look to bring in two quality midfielders.
According to a report from Football Insider, Liverpool will look to sign two quality midfielders during the summer transfer window. And the Reds have been linked with players like Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice.
It is no secret that Jurgen Klopp will need to bring in midfield reinforcements at the end of the season. And it will be interesting to see if Liverpool can sign players like Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice in the summer window.
Both players have been phenomenal for their respective clubs, and they are likely to cost a lot of money. Liverpool have had a number of issues with their midfield this season, and the Reds have struggled massively in the middle of the park.
Experienced players like Jordan Henderson and James Milner are past their peak. Meanwhile, Naby Keita, Alex Oxlade Chamberlain and Thiago Alcantara have picked up persistent injury problems. On top of that, Brazilian midfielder Fabinho has struggled to recapture. his peak form as well.
It is imperative that Liverpool improve the midfield in order to challenge for the major trophies once again. And it remains to be seen whether Fenway Sports Group are prepared back to Klopp with considerable funds during the summer transfer window.
That said, Liverpool will have to finish in the top four in order to attract the top talents to Anfield next season. Players like Bellingham and Rice are already one of the best players in their respective leagues, and they will not want to join a club without UEFA Champions League football.
Both players would represent a major coup for the club if Liverpool manages to pull it off. There is no doubt that the Merseyside giants will have to break bank in order to sign both players.
The two players have been linked with a number of European clubs like Real Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester United in recent months. So it remains to be seen whether Liverpool can fend off the competition from their European rivals and secure their services.