TA: Liverpool is unlikely to introduce De Bruyne, they are currently interested in Flynnon

May 9th, "TheAthletic" reporter David Oinstein talked about De Bruyne and Liverpool's signings this summer.

Regarding Liverpool's connection with De Bruyne

It is reported that Liverpool will not sign De Bruyne after his contract expires this summer. Although De Bruyne has a close relationship with Van Dijk and others in Liverpool's team, there is little possibility of the Premier League champion introducing him.

There is no conclusion on Liverpool's spending in the next transfer window. Although Liverpool has some funds available this summer, we should avoid the use of the "war readiness fund" because Liverpool has never spent money wildly and the team pays more attention to quality rather than quantity. In addition, Salah and Van Dijk renewal costs are expensive, and Konath may also renew. Liverpool are in good financial condition, but their focus will be on trading wisely, not spending too much.

Regarding the attacking players that Liverpool may introduce, we have discussed the situation of the striker before, and there is no new news at present. The left-back is another priority, with Bournemouth's Kolkerz being the most likely candidate, but Liverpool has other options. The right-back position is not that urgent, because they already have Connor Bradley and Joe Gomez. If players need to be introduced, Liverpool is interested in Leverkusen's Flynnon because he has the characteristics of being a versatile. Flynnon's termination fee is about 35 million euros, which is attractive to Liverpool.