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Liverpool working on high-profile deal to address Salah and AFCON issues

December 2, 2025 2 Min Read
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Liverpool are currently looking to add further quality and depth to their attacking line-up during the January transfer window with the signing of Rodrygo Goes.

The Brazilian is aiming to become a regular player and will need to leave the Spanish club in order to do so. According to a report from Fichajes, Liverpool have already started making moves towards a possible move. They believe he could be a quality acquisition for the team.

Liverpool are set to lose Mohamed Salah during the AFCON and are currently working on a high-profile signing. It will be interesting to see if they can strike a deal with the Brazilian. He is a great talent and has a bright future. Although he has struggled to find playing opportunities at Real Madrid, there is no doubt that he has the qualities to develop into a world-class player.

He is capable of playing anywhere in the front three and could be an exceptional addition to Liverpool. Even regular soccer in the Premier League can bring out the best in players.

He is still relatively young and could improve with coaching and experience. Liverpool could develop him into a superstar.

The player will be desperate for regular appearances and will certainly consider the possibility of joining one of the biggest clubs in the world.

He has been linked with several clubs recently and it will be interesting to see if Liverpool can ultimately win the race to sign him. However, players should seek appropriate guarantees before taking action. Liverpool already have a well-stocked attacking team and it will be difficult to give him regular minutes.

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