Liverpool sent double transfer demand in £100m snub as rivals beaten to signing
Liverpool's pre-season is set to begin with a friendly against Sunderland in Nashville, as new manager Andoni Iraola faces pressure to improve on Arne Slot's second season. Former Liverpool midfielder Jason McAteer has urged the club to prioritize upgrades on the right flank, citing the departure of Mohamed Salah and ongoing issues at right-back due to injuries to Conor Bradley and Jeremie Frimpong. The Reds have already signed Jeremy Jacquet and Victor Munoz, but McAteer insists both full-back and wide positions need strengthening. Meanwhile, Liverpool have been warned off signing Yan Diomande, who would cost over £100 million, as Paris Saint-Germain appear to have beaten them to the transfer. The article also includes promotional content for Sky Sports TV packages.
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