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·13 August 2026
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·13 August 2026
Fabrizio Romano has confirmed a brand new deal and it's massive for Liverpool.
It's been a dull and slow window for Liverpool supporters. At the beginning of June, there was a lot of briefings that this would be a monumental summer for the Reds.
The club's hierarchy was supposed to be aggressive in the market in order to provide the tools for Andoni Iraola to succeed. They were going to sign Yan Diomande to replace Mo Salah and on top of that bring in another extra elite winger.
That hasn't happened. Liverpool missed out on Diomande and while they have brought in Ronald Araujo and Victor Munoz to provide a little bit more ammunition in defence and attack the real problems have not been addressed.
We are heading into the season with a lot of the club's deadwood still also at the club taking up precious non-homegrown spots.
Currently, Liverpool's non-homegrown quota is maxed out. They will need to move on someone like Wataru Endo, Calvin Ramsay or Federico Chiesa before the club can make further additions to the squad.
This means there is a delicate waiting game and deals are being held up. Liverpool at this moment in time are haggling PSG over a move for Bradley Barcola and Ibrahim Mbaye - whether the double deal is possible it remains to be seen.
But while much has been said about Liverpool's incomings the potential outgoings has also been massive.
Liverpool have lost a lot of key players this summer. Ibrahima Konate, Andy Robertson and Mohamed Salah all had big roles to play in the squad on and off the pitch.
They were huge characters and important figures in the dressing room. The kind of players who have played at the highest level and have won trophies and therefore Liverpool's younger players could lean on them for support.
Now on top of this, Liverpool could be about to lose more of their key stars.
There's a lot of conversations going around Cody Gakpo, who is Premier League winner, but for whom the Reds are definitely open to listening to offers for.
It's why they want both Mbaye and Barcola, because it then allows Gakpo to leave for a significant fee. Tottenham are interested in the Dutchman and it would not be a surprise to see him playing in the capital by the end of the window.
The other more disappointing departure could be Curtis Jones. When he first came through the academy there were such high hopes for him.
He had everything to be an elite player and someone who could follow the Steven Gerrard route at Anfield. Instead, he hasn't quite established himself as a star and now will be following the Trent Alexander-Arnold pathway.
Jones is definitely closing in on a move away from Anfield with Inter Milan clearing the way for him to play at the San Siro.
Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Inter have agreed a move to loan out Davide Frattesi to Lazio with an option to buy the Italian midfielder.
Romano has given this brand new deal his signature 'here we go.'
Inter needed to sell Frattessi in order to make room for Jones in the squad. This is why Romano's confirmation is massive news for Liverpool.
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