He gives Liverpool hopes to transfer, Liverpool has identified a replacement for Kirkz

Liverpool coach Arn Slott smiled before the game.

Liverpool reportedly have prepared alternatives in case they missed signing Bournemouth defender Milosh Kerkez. After the Reds were crowned the Premier League championship at the end of April, it is likely to attract the best players to Anfield during the summer transfer window. Last summer, Arn Slott replaced Liverpool legendary coach Jurgen Klopp and won the Premier League championship in his first season after coaching Liverpool, which was an amazing achievement.

Now, Slott and sporting director Richard Hughes are looking to take the lead in the transfer market, with Leverkusen defender Jeremy Frimpon reportedly underwent a pre-transfer medical check at Liverpool today.

Frimpon is likely their first player to sign before the summer transfer window opens, with rumors that Bournemouth left-back Kerkez may also be following.

However, if they are not successful in chasing Kirkz, Liverpool has another plan to replace the Hungarian international with Ajax young player Jorell Harto.

Sky Sports German reporter Florian Pretenberg revealed on Channel X: "Milos Kelkez is at the top of Liverpool's roster because they are determined to introduce him as the new left back. Confirmed." According to @NicoSchira, Liverpool is currently in contact with Bournemouth.

"Jorell Harto (19, Ajax) is said to be another name on the #LFC roster if the deal is not reached."

A new striker is also an important priority for Anfield, and BBC sports journalist Sammy Mokbel recently claimed that Newcastle star Alexander Isaac "will be interested in transfers to Merseyside", which has excited Liverpool fans.

Mokbel said in an interview with the BBC: "As far as I know, Isaac is interested in joining teams like Liverpool or Arsenal, but there is no indication that the Swede will actively push for the transfer.

"If Isaac has any possibility of leaving, I think that possibility is slim, it will depend on Newcastle's conditions - and astronomical. If they missed the Champions League this season, their position may be slightly shaken, but even so, it will be difficult for Isaac to leave. ”

Now Newcastle United coach Eddie Howe’s latest remarks seem to open a door for a transfer to Liverpool or other club this summer.

When asked about the future of Isaac after Newcastle’s 0-1 loss to Arsenal on Sunday, Howe told reporters: I have never made such a guarantee to any player, it has nothing to do with Alex’s future, but it would be stupid if I sit here and do something like this.

"We want to keep our strongest players. I've been saying that since I came here and sat in this position. ”

"We must work to retain our best players and bring in more good players to make us stronger because the club and everyone associated with the club are eager for long-term success, which is the only way to achieve this. ”