Crystal Palace plan two high-profile raids on Liverpool this summer. The Eagles target two Liverpool attackers to boost their ultra-successful recruitment strategy.
Their ambition has already sparked a tabled bid for a bigger star after a January offer failed.
Palace have thrived by tapping Championship talent. They signed Adam Wharton from Blackburn Rovers, Eberechi Eze from QPR, and Michael Olise from Reading. In January, they splashed out an initial £12m for Romain Esse, the former Millwall man.
According to The Sun’s Alan Nixon, Palace now aim to secure two Liverpool forwards who excel in the Championship. This fresh update underscores the club’s commitment to smart, profit-making signings.
Crystal Palace remain keen on Liverpool attacker Ben Doak, currently on loan at Middlesbrough. The 19-year-old shines at Stoke City with six goals and three assists across all competitions. Nixon also mentioned a potential bid for Lewis Koumas.
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Oliver Glasner’s side tabled a £15m bid for Doak in the winter window. Times’ Liverpool correspondent Paul Joyce reported that the Reds value Doak at £30m. Palace saw their offer quickly rebuffed, yet Doak remains a hot summer topic.
Liverpool have kept their transfer dealings measured lately. The club even made a profit over the last two windows. They now enjoy strong cash reserves to target signings in five positions: right-back, centre-back, left-back, central midfield, and striker.
The need for a new right-back may drop if Trent Alexander-Arnold signs fresh terms. Meanwhile, potential departures of Doak and Koumas could further boost Liverpool’s funds. The Reds prepare to capitalize on every opportunity during this historic transfer window.
Latest Liverpool buzz includes Richard Hughes working on a major signing as Fabrizio Romano names a target. Mo Salah nears a colossal contract update, while Roy Keane praises six outstanding strengths. Jamie Carragher warns that Arne Slot “doesn’t rate” and highlights three summer targets. A poll even asks: Who was Jurgen Klopp’s best signing?
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