Liverpool get transfer green light after manager agrees to sign midfielder | OneFootball

Liverpool have conducted a record-breaking summer transfer campaign.

Florian Wirtz has been recruited for a potential £116m - while Hugo Ekitike, Milos Kerkez, Jeremie Frimpong, Giorgi Mamardashvili and Giovanni Leoni have all come on board.

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Around £290m has been spent thus far - and there are plans to add Alexander Isak and possibly Marc Guehi before the window closes on September 1.

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But the scale of those arrivals has meant an impact on several Liverpool Premier League title-winners. In order to finance the deals - and make room in the squad - we’ve seen top names moved on.

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Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez head the list of departures - while Jarell Quansah, Ben Doak, Caoimhin Kelleher, Tyler Morton, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Nat Phillips have also gone.

There are also transfer rumours concerning Harvey Elliott and Kostas Tsimikas - who could yet move to RB Leipzig and Roma respectively.

Liverpool have also been tipped to be active in the loan market again.

Last week Lewis Koumas secured a move to Birmingham and a few more fringe players could also be heading out the door for temporary spells.

Bajcetic tipped for loan exit

Among them is Stefan Bajcetic, 20, who has got suitors in LaLiga.

One team now appears to be edging in front for the Spain under-21 international - who moved to Liverpool as a youth from Celta Vigo back in 2020.

Girona were first linked with defensive midfielder Bajcetic last week - who also had interest from Valencia, Celta and Real Betis. And now according to a report in the Catalan press the head coach - Michel - has given his consent to the deal.

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Girona perfect for Bajcetic

“Michel believes Girona is the perfect setting to relaunch his career,” the report reads.

“The coach values ​​his versatility, capable of playing as a pivot or center back. Two positions where Girona urgently needs to strengthen to compete with confidence.”

Bajcetic spent last season out on loan at Red Bull Salzburg and Las Palmas having missed almost the entirety of the previous campaign due to injury.

He is desperate to get his career back on track with regular game time - before hopefully reestablishing himself in the Liverpool setup.