TA: If Guy is not signed, Liverpool is unlikely to choose Plan B

August 26 The Athletic wrote an article talking about Liverpool's latest weekly transfer situation. The article stated that if Guy is not signed, Liverpool is unlikely to choose Plan B.

Is Liverpool ready to not introduce a new defender?

Given that Guy's contract has entered its final year, Liverpool sees signing him as a market opportunity. If they can’t reach an agreement with Crystal Palace, then they are unlikely to choose Plan B.

With Leoni joining from Parma, Slot already has four centre-backs, and Leoni will compete for the starting position with Van Dijk, Connater and Joe Gomez.

This should be enough to deal with future challenges, but Joe Gomez's injury problem is worrying, while Connat's future is still uncertain, negotiations on a new contract are still continuing, and signing Guy will give the club more peace of mind.

What positions/players are they still considering?

If Crystal Palace lowers the asking price, then Guy's transfer is still possible, however, Liverpool's top priority is undoubtedly to strengthen the offensive end. Slott has made it clear that he wants to see the club sign another attacker, and Isaac remains the top target, and Liverpool are ready to make another offer if Newcastle is willing to sell him, their initial offer of 110 million was rejected on August 1.

Which players may leave?

Eliot has attracted interest from several clubs in the transfer market, including Bundesliga team Leipzig, and it is not clear whether anyone has made an offer to convince Liverpool to sell Elliot, which costs about 50 million pounds.

Zimecas is expected to leave before closing the window, Liverpool prefers to sell rather than loan, and he is eager to join a club that can provide European games, and Roma has begun contacting him for a loan season. Liverpool are also considering loaning young players McConnell, Dance and Cad Gordon.

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