Hughes contacted the exchange for £85 million and Liverpool, who aimed to speak to sell the star next week.

Liverpool is feeling ruthless this summer, and after welcoming Florian Whartz with UK record fees, Richard Hughes has already reached out to sell one of the Arne Slot stars, and has already contacted his potential replacement.

Liverpool is not taking place after record-breaking wirtz deals

Unlike in the past, Liverpool is more than just sitting down and admired silverware. They’re firing more. Jeremy Fripon arrived first and replaced Trent Alexander Anrrold, but the biggest headline was still coming as Whartz followed Anfield in a UK record £116 million deal after his former Bayer Leberkusen teammate.

The Germans have taken the Premier League by storm and are ready to speak to Liverpool’s official media channels. “I’m really excited to have a new adventure right in front of me. This was also a big point in my thinking: I want to have something completely new, I want to get out of the Bundesliga and participate in the Premier League.

“I see how I can play there. I hope I do my best. I talked to the players who played there and they said they were perfect for me and every pitch was perfect. I can enjoy every game.

But even after Wirtz, Liverpool is not taking place there. For Richard Hughes, it was a summer business making up for the lost time following his quiet debut at Merseyside. It looks like Milos Kerquez will be next, but if you report that you’ve been told that you’re selling a Starman, you could end up with another big buck.

Liverpool will hold talks to sell Nunes

Liverpool will be discussing with Naples next week about the sale of Darwin Nunes, according to Fabrizio Romano, reported Saturday afternoon. The Italian club reportedly sees forwards as a dream target and wants to learn more about the potential moves.

A struggling forward sale may be good news for people in Merseyside. Merseyside reportedly has already contacted Hugo Ekichique about a deal that will replace Nunes this summer.

When talking about the French, Romano recently spoke to the Market Madness Podcast. “Well, for Ekitike, I think this could go to Liverpool as there was a call from Chelsea two weeks ago. Man United recently contacted the agent to understand the situation.

“But for Liverpool, this is also possible. Liverpool spoke to their agents, who also saw Ekitique as an interesting opportunity.

As the numbers show, Liverpool will land another instant upgrade this summer, continuing what is likely to drop as the highest ever transfer period, even if the Frenchman costs £85 million.