Firstly, on the part of renewing Arnold's contract, Liverpool's new sporting director Richard Hughes has made it a top priority. This reflects the high priority the club places on Arnold, especially with rumors that big clubs such as Real Madrid are showing interest in Arnold and that he is at risk of a free transfer with his contract set to expire next year. Liverpool are hoping that the contract extension will ensure that the young talent stays in the team for the long term and continues to contribute to the team.
Secondly, the report also categorically denied the rumors that Liverpool will sign Japanese player Ei Kukai. The Japanese media had earlier reported that Liverpool were interested in bringing in Hisahide, but both Liverpool and Real Sociedad executives have since said that these reports were untrue. Currently, Kubota has traveled to Japan with Real Sociedad to prepare for a friendly match against Gamba Osaka, further proving that Liverpool does not have him as a target.
In addition, the report also mentioned Liverpool's other potential moves in the transfer market, including the consideration of the introduction of defensive midfielders and wingers to strengthen the defense, but considering the team's existing young and promising lineup, this summer's transfer activities may not be too frequent. Meanwhile, the future of stand-in goalkeeper Kelleher is also under scrutiny. After serving as Alisson's replacement for a long time, he expressed his desire to become the No. 1 goalkeeper, and it remains to be seen whether Liverpool will fulfill his wish.
Finally, the report also mentions the possible transfer of Luis Diaz, but Liverpool have not received any offers at the moment and have no intention of selling the Colombian player. This shows Liverpool's confidence in the stability and future development of their current squad.
