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Liverpool are watching 3 top-class strikers on the transfer market

5May

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Liverpool are watching 3 top-class strikers on the transfer market

Liverpool are growing tired of Darwin Nunez's uneven performances and missed chances, so striker could be a priority for them in the summer transfer market. According to a report from talkSPORT's Alex Crook and Robert Calcutt, Liverpool are already looking at Viktor Gyokeres, Victor Osimhen, and Benjamin Sesko as three top candidates to start at striker next season. All of the best Premier League clubs besides Manchester City need a new striker next season and have been linked to these candidates. Gyokeres appears to be highest on the Arsenal and Manchester United shortlists, especially with the link between Ruben Amorim and the Swede at Sporting CP. Meanwhile, Sesko has been loved by Chelsea and Arsenal for more than a year, while Victor Osimhen seems to be favoring Chelsea heavily ...

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