A major transfer twist is unfolding as a £70 million-rated Premier League star has reportedly told close friends he is eager to join Liverpool this summer, making this potential move even bigger than the Milos Kerkez deal!

In a blockbuster move, Arsenal have sealed the signing of Darwin Núñez from Liverpool in a sensational £60 million deal, finalised late last night. The transfer sees Núñez become one of the highest-paid players at the club, second only to Kai Havertz.

He is reportedly hesitant to agree to a new deal, feeling let down by the current terms.Konaté’s camp is said to be pushing for a higher base salary, as the offer heavily relies on performance-based incentives. His refusal has sparked concern at Anfield, especially after Trent Alexander-Arnold ran down his contract before securing a move to Real Madrid.

Trusted journalist David Ornstein says the deal is close to being done.

Liverpool are leading the race to sign Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi, who has reportedly turned down a potential move to Arsenal. The 24-year-old England international is attracting interest from several top clubs but prefers a switch to Anfield, where he sees a clearer path to regular first-team football.

Liverpool have officially completed the signing of Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth in a deal worth £45 million, marking another bold move in what’s shaping up to be a transformative summer under Arne Slot. 🧨

Darwin Núñez’s future at Liverpool remains up in the air, with international transfer developments potentially bringing a quick resolution.

**Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi** is interested in a move to **Liverpool** this summer — but he has made it clear that he will only join if he’s **guaranteed a regular starting role** in the team.

The transfer of **Jarell Quansah** from **Liverpool to Bayer Leverkusen** has been officially sealed. The two clubs have reached a full agreement on the deal, which will see the talented young defender make the move to the Bundesliga for an **initial fee of £30 million**, with an **additional £5 million in performance-related add-ons**.