WELCOME TO ANFIELD 》Liverpool is likely to have already decided on the potential signing of Jeremy Frimpong.
According to their former chief scout, both Manchester United and Liverpool have expressed initial interest in acquiring Bayer Leverkusen wing-back Jeremy Frimpong.
Mick Brown, who dedicated over ten years at Old Trafford during their peak success and maintains strong connections there, exclusively informed Football Insider that both clubs are expected to pursue a new right-back this summer.
However, it is unlikely that either club will make a move for the 24-year-old, opting instead to focus on other targets.
Concerns regarding Frimpong’s perceived lack of defensive stability and structure have prompted both teams to explore alternative options, as they question whether his skills would effectively adapt to the English game.
Liverpool’s strategy is influenced by uncertainty surrounding their right-back position, with Brown indicating to Football Insider that Trent Alexander-Arnold is anticipated to transfer to Real Madrid.
The 26-year-old’s contract is due to expire at the season’s end, and there has been minimal progress in negotiating a new deal amidst considerable speculation.