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Liverpool plotting six transfers before Bournemouth opener

Anfield pushes late deals as Isak and Guehi links persist ahead of the Friday match.

August 11, 2025 at 01:30 PM
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Liverpool navigate a busy final phase of the transfer window ahead of the Bournemouth clash

Liverpool eye six transfers before Bournemouth opener

Liverpool host Bournemouth on Friday as transfer chatter intensifies, with a busy week ahead and a crunch window looming over Anfield. Arne Slot has already brought in seven players this summer and the club is reported to have spent close to £300m, with more movement still possible in the closing days.

Key Takeaways

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Liverpool could complete up to six transfers before the opener
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Isak and Guehi are high-profile targets with uncertain timelines
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Nottingham Forest are among clubs eyeing Tsimikas
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Elliott Chiesa and Doak are among players linked with exits
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The club has spent heavily this summer yet remains flexible on deals
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Palace would seek to protect Guehi from a free transfer next year
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Crucial weeks ahead will test Liverpool's transfer strategy

"Yes, of course, for players of that calibre to leave on a free, it is a problem for a football club."

Steve Parish on Guehi potential free transfer next summer

"We will just have to see what happens. It needs a new contract or a conclusion of some kind."

Parish on the Guehi situation and contract talks

Isak remains on the radar after a rejected bid, and Marc Guehi continues to be linked with a potential move, though Palace would weigh up a sale or contract extension next year. Aside from arrivals, Liverpool are poised to sanction up to four exits as the window nears its end, including Kostas Tsimikas with Nottingham Forest among interested clubs, while Harvey Elliott and attackers Federico Chiesa and Ben Doak have also been mentioned in transfer chatter. The mix of big spending, waiting games, and potential departures highlights the delicate balance Slot must strike between immediate impact and long-term squad health.

Highlights

  • Window watch tests patience and planning
  • Patience in a crowded market can define a season
  • Free transfers carry long term costs for clubs
  • Timing and talks shape a club final lineup

Budget and transfer risk for Liverpool

Liverpool’s heavy spending and the pursuit of high‑value targets raise questions about long-term finances and how fan and investor expectations will be managed if results don’t follow the spending. The window’s crunch time increases scrutiny of the club’s strategy.

The summer window still holds opportunities and risks that will shape Liverpool’s season

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