Liverpool have suffered back-to-back defeats in the Premier League and Europa League this season, and the obvious shortcomings in their midfield lineup are seen as a key factor in the team's demise, which is why the club can't wait to plan for an aggressive acquisition of strong reinforcements when the transfer window opens in January next year, with Dormont's young prodigy, Zudibinenham, emerging as a prime target.
Liverpool's misguided summer reinforcement strategy, compounded by a wave of injuries, forced them to hastily borrow midfielder Efamilu from Juventus on the eve of the transfer window's closure, but it was only a stopgap measure.
For the long-term development of the team, the club has begun to layout the winter transfer market reinforcement work. According to the German picture newspaper, Liverpool is interested in acquiring Zudi Binningham.
In fact, Liverpool's intentions to lure the 19-year-old England international have been known for a long time, with plans to wait until next summer, but given the shortage of midfielders, the club is hoping to bring him forward in the winter.
However, with Zuidi Binningham still on a three-year deal and Real Madrid eyeing him up, Dormont are expected to raise the asking price. Last summer, Dormont sold another England international to Manchester United for £73 million, and it is assumed that Zudibiningham's transfer fee could be no less than that.
