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@Lfcbami3 THURAM AND CAMARA are better than them

The only reason why Liverpool should sell Curtis jones is if they are bringing in 2 midfielders A center and a defensive midfielder. Wharton and Fernandez or Bouaddi .

🚨💣 MAJOR BREAKING: Liverpool have submitted an improved package worth €120m including add-ons to sign Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig. 🇨🇮 The player is keen on the move, with personal terms already advanced. Leipzig are now open to agreeing a fee, after which contract discussions will follow. 🌟⏳ The deal is accelerating rapidly. [@ha37811]

@WilsonCoxLFC We don't need sluggish players like JONES, GAKPO, GOMEZ, CHIESA in the team

#LFC 🔴 🚨 Exclusive confirmed by Paul Joyce. Inter Milan short in his value currently and Iraola will speak to him to see if there is a chance he would stay.

🚨⚫️🔵 Inter verbal proposal for Curtis Jones: €25m package, instantly rejected by Liverpool. #LFC value Jones at higher price and deal not progressing at current conditions.

@Corballyred NMECHA is 100000000000 times better than WHARTON

This is why Liverpool need to shop outside England for midfielders👇 Valuations Felix Nmecha - £50 million✅ Adam Wharton - £100 million❌ Does anyone actually think Wharton is better than Nmecha 🫢 Give me Nmecha all day long 🙌

🚨 Liverpool are prepared to bid again for Yan Diomandé after opening €100m proposal got rejected. RB Leipzig insist to keep Diomandé for one more season, player prefers to leave now. 🎥 youtu.be/K4Z8GebXIXo?is…

Wirtz and his sister Marie after the game yesterday

@StephenObera @LFC @PeruvianScouser @TheMiyazakiMan @LFCBrasil @liverplus01 @LiverpoolMinoda @LivEchoLFC @LFCUSA @liverpoolmexico @anic4uu Perfect

Analysis of Munoz’s attributes typically begins with references to his explosive pace, aligned with an adaptability to play on either wing. But there is an all-round nature to his talents, too, with his unselfish play on behalf of teammates and willingness to track back YNWA#

@wandera28 U r not serious how can you compare weak and sluggish ass hole Gakpo and this machine DIAMANDE

Honest opinion: What Yan Diomande has over Cody Gakpo?

@stevoiem Fucking post

Gakpo is untouchable at this point, I repeat Gakpo is untouchable.

@Dom_Szoboszlai1 Yea he's fucking shite can't deliver anything under IRAOLA

Do you still think Gakpo should be sold ?

@AdewoluAre @TEAMtalk Walk away and sign BARCOLA and ADEYEMI

So people were laughing when I said Leipzig could demand a RECORD fee for Diomande? Now reports from @TEAMtalk suggest they want a fee close to Bundesliga record levels, even approaching the €148M Dembélé benchmark. This isn’t normal negotiation anymore, it’s turning into a full auction. Liverpool fans, at what point do you say enough is enough and walk away?

@LiverpoolZNE @JacobsBen We hope so

Liverpool remain confident in landing their top target, Yan Diomandé. A transfer looks likely as Liverpool’s bid nears €100m and RB Leipzig demand €130m, suggesting the two clubs could soon find a middle ground 😳✅ (@JacobsBen)

🚨🔴BREAKING: We can confirm Liverpool are currently considering several midfield options this summer, with the final decision set to be made by Andoni Iraola. The club are assessing a number of targets as part of their midfield shortlist, with Ayyoub Bouaddi, Adam Wharton, Lamine Camara, Alex Scott and Khéphren Thuram all understood to be under consideration. Liverpool are expected to push for two midfield signings this summer depending on how achievable each option is, with Adam Wharton currently the only midfielder on the shortlist with personal terms believed to be agreed as he is keen on a move to Anfield. #LFC🔴

Andoni Iraola on Dominik Szoboszlai’s consistency and fit “Dominik maintained his level from the title-winning season when many others dipped. He’s got that energy, pressing intensity and box-to-box impact we love. We are here to help every player find their best role, and for Szoboszlai that could mean even more impact deeper in midfield. He’s a perfect fit for what we want to build someone who never stops running and fighting. I’m excited to work with him.”

𝙊𝙁𝙁𝙄𝘾𝙄𝘼𝙇: Thiago Alcantara will join the Liverpool coaching staff ahead of the 2026/27 season.

@AnfieldWatch Fuck them.... Let's sign BARCOLA

RB Leipzig have informed Liverpool they will need to pay a sum approaching the Bundesliga RECORD to sign Yan Diomande per a report in TEAMtalk. The benchmark remains the €148 MILLION that Barcelona paid to Borussia Dortmund for Ousmane Dembele back in 2017. Is this getting out of hand?

@suaveman7 Sell the sluggish fucker

Liverpool fans, with the signing of Munoz, and Liverpool interest in Diomande....what role will Gakpo play next season?

@eddiegibbs I agreed with this comprehensive writings on the current DIAMANDE saga. It's never easy to get it done that very easy. Considering the fact that they don't want to lose their starman and as well they don't want to lose the deal as well.

🇨🇮 Diomande Price Is Huge, But So Is the Prize For all the noise, the valuations, the social media experts and the daily transfer updates, the most interesting part of the Yan Diomande story may be what we're not yet hearing. Liverpool have never been a club that enjoys conducting major business in public. The Victor Munoz deal arrived almost out of nowhere and served as a timely reminder that the most important conversations often happen well away from the spotlight. That is why I remain unconvinced that the current picture is as simple as Liverpool bidding, Leipzig refusing, and everyone returning to their corners. Deals of this size are rarely built over a few days. They're assembled piece by piece, with groundwork laid long before the public become aware of it. The debate around the fee is understandable. More than €100m for a teenager with only one full Bundesliga season under his belt sounds extraordinary. Football, however, has long since stopped operating on yesterday's menu or price list. Clubs are not buying what a player is; they're buying what they believe he will become. Diomande's pace, power and ability to unpick defenders have elevated him beyond the category of promising youngster. Leipzig know it. Liverpool know it. Every major club in Europe knows it. There's risk attached to every transfer. There always has been. The same doubts surrounded record signings of the past, players who would later redefine eras and make those fees look modest. My suspicion is that this saga is further along than many realise. Whether Liverpool ultimately pay Leipzig's asking price remains to be seen. What would surprise me is if the genuine work on this deal only began when the headlines started appearing. I was told a few days ago by someone I'd like to think would know that Liverpool were in contact with the Ivory Coast FA regarding medical options. The loudest voices rarely know the most. Liverpool's biggest moves are often still made in the shadows.

When it comes to making profit from selling players no club does it better than Brighton