Liverpool hesitant to sign Renato Sanches
The English club Liverpool has not yet decided on the identity of the playmaker who intends to sign him in the current summer transfer window.
Liverpool left Dutch international Georginio Wijnaldum, and moved to Paris Saint-Germain, in a free transfer deal, after the end of his contract with the Reds.
- Liverpool was studying before the end of the season the signing of Portuguese international Renato Sanchez, after his appearance well with French Lille, and his contribution to the team winning the league title from the fangs of Paris Saint-Germain.
- After that, Liverpool was linked with the possibility of contracting German international Florian Neuhaus from Borussia Monchengladbach, but the club's interest in including Real Madrid and Bayern Munich is not serious, according to the media close to the Reds.
- Sanchez with Portugal in the European Nations Championship (Euro 2020), he appeared well with his country, as he had a big role in the Germany match after the progress of the machines with four, after his participation Portugal reduced the result and the performance was better, and he was close to scoring a goal, as well as in a match France, which ended in a 2-2 draw, dominated the middle alongside Danilo Pereira.
- According to the British newspaper, "Liverpool Echo", Liverpool are reluctant to sign Renato, as the club's technicians see that they have a group of the best midfielders represented in Jordan Henderson, Thiago Alcantara, along with Fabinho, as well as the rookie Curtis Jones and the veteran James Milner.
- In addition to these, Liverpool owns Guinean international Naby Keita and England's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and it is true that the two are very low-level, but the club still trusts them.
- The newspaper said that Liverpool so far does not see any player suitable for the plans of its German coach, Jurgen Klopp, so there is hesitation about contracting a new midfielder.
- The newspaper concluded its report, noting that Liverpool would remain attentive to midfielders in the Copa America and European Championships, before deciding whether to sign a new midfielder.