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Liverpool have now reportedly launched a bid worth more than £40 million to sign a Barcelona prodigy hoping to succeed Mohamed Salah.
Szoboszlai sends reminder to Arsenal ‘champions’
Liverpool go into the Emirates as injured champions tonight, with many predicting Arsenal will send in their final title statement en route to potential silverware.
Dominik Szoboszlai, however, did not forget who the Reds are and reminded the Gunners in time that they remain challengers rather than rivals. Premier League champions.
He told reporters: “It’s a long road. The Premier League is not easy and you don’t win it in January, I don’t think [playing against the champions].
“They are playing against the champions. They know it too, they are one of the favorites and an incredible team with incredible players.
“They can’t forget City and Villa, they are doing very well. No, we are not playing against the champions; they are playing against the champions.”
It’s a bold statement, but the type Liverpool must have in mind on their journey to north London. Their egos have been damaged almost beyond repair in recent months, but Szoboszlai’s words should reignite the kind of arrogance that helped Arne SlotThe team is on its way to glory last season.
To do so, they may well have to play without a proper striker for the second game in a row, following the latest update on Hugo Ekitike.
The Frenchman’s injury exposed Liverpool’s attacking depth. Despite big expenses in summer, breaking their transfer file on two occasions the Reds came up incredibly short after just three absences. This simply must change.
Liverpool launch bid over £40m to sign Roony Bardghji
In trying to find the depth they desperately need, those at Anfield have seemingly turned their attention to Barcelona. According to reports in Spain, Liverpool have launched a bid to sign Roony Bardghji worth €50m (£42m) this month.
The winger could become the ideal replacement for Salah, who looks increasingly likely to end an iconic Liverpool career this summer.
While replacing the Egyptian is no easy task, signing Bardghji to do just that would make perfect sense. The 20-year-old has shown flashes of his quality at Barcelona this season and they could enjoy the economic benefit of selling a young player who is yet to become a starter under Hansi Flick.
The Swede recently featured in Barcelona’s Spanish Super Cup semi-final win over Atheltic Club, scoring one goal and creating two more in a 5-0 scoreline, and it’s clear to see where the comparisons to Lamine Yamal come from.
The sports director of the Deco club told reporters when Bardghji first arrived: “We had Dani Rodríguez for this position, but Dani got injured, and he has a different profile than Roony, who is more like Lamine, who comes in and connects.”
