Liverpool hopes to reach a comprehensive deal by the weekend as the number one target "rejected Barcelona"

Arne Slott yelled at his players in a Premier League match.

It is reported that Liverpool is likely to reach a "full agreement" with Leverkusen defender Jeremy Frimpon "this weekend".

Trent Alexander-Arnold revealed earlier this month that he would leave the Reds in a free transfer in the summer, with widespread reports that he would transfer to Real Madrid upon expiration of his contract. After confirming the departure, the statement was as follows: "After playing for 20 years at Liverpool Football Club, it's time to confirm that I'm leaving after the end of this season. It's certainly the hardest decision I've made in my life."

I know many of you are wondering why I haven't talked about it or are frustrated, but I've always been planning to go all out to focus on the best interests of the team, that is, to ensure the No. 20 position.

For 20 years, this club has been my whole life, my whole world. From the youth training camp to now, the support and love given to me by everyone inside and outside the club will always be with me. I will always be grateful to all of you.

"But I never knew anything else, this decision was to experience a new challenge, to push myself out of my comfort zone, and to push myself professionally and personally.

I have given all my life in this club, and I hope you can feel that this time I have been here has paid for you. I thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for the past 20 years - my coach, my manager, my teammates, staff and all our incredible supporters.

I am lucky to have achieved my dream here, I will never Will take those special moments with you for granted. My love for this club will never fade.

Although Liverpool fans will miss Alexander Arnold, they are confident in Connor Bradley's performance next season as he has had many impressive performances this season.

However, it now seems that the Reds will bring in the new face of Leverkusen right-back Frimpon, Sky German reporter Florian Pretenberg confirmed earlier today that Liverpool "is about to reach a verbal deal."

Now, TBR Football claims that its chief journalist Graeme Bailey "has been informed that Liverpool has reached a principled agreement with the Dutch international on personal terms" and that "only details such as broker fees and bonus structure remain to be finalized".

No problems are expected, and the two clubs are currently discussing "determining the payment structure for the Dutch's £30 million termination clause".

It is understood that the two clubs are "consistent", TBR Football added, "sources close to Liverpool believe that a comprehensive agreement with Leverkusen may be reached this weekend". Further reports from Spain also said that Flynnon had "rejected Barcelona" because "he will go to Liverpool in the summer transfer window".