20mil he's probably worth a shot (just about) as no doubt he'd strengthen the squad overall, but I wouldn't want to pay any more. Like organic R said he'd make our bench stronger if nothing else. Not keen though just clutching for positives!!
i'd rather they concentrated solely on those priorities until they are done & dusted after all it's not like we have a recruitment team renowned for its smooth efficiency is it.
He may not be a regular starter for us but he's certainly good enough to start. He needs to work on his end product but he ticks a lot of boxes - fast, strong, good passer, creative, direct, excellent dribbler, hard worker, versatile, English. We only have two natural wide men - Salah and mane, who won't play every game. Ox certainly provides us with another option there. I think £15-20m would be a very good deal.
Rick Parry: Why Liverpool missed out on the signing of Dani Alves Dani Alves could have signed for Liverpool before a deal was called off for financial reasons, former Anfield CEO Rick Parry has told the BBC. Alves, who is expected to join Manchester City from Juventus over the summer, had been a target for ex-Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez when he was still playing for Sevilla. But Parry said a move failed to materialise because the club decided to spend the money on two players rather than one. He told BBC Radio Merseyside: "We had the deal -- finally, after enormous complications -- tied up for Dani Alves and then the decision was should we buy two players or should we spend all of that on a full-back? "Alves was not the player then that he is now, but he always looked like he would be a great player. "Would he have been a better signing than [Jermaine] Pennant and [Peter] Crouch, for example? Probably yes, but it's easy with hindsight." Parry explained that because Liverpool did not have the same clout as a club like Chelsea in the transfer market they had been "trying to be smarter." He added: "Looking back, if I could do anything different, it would be to focus on buying one [player] at a time rather than having to buy five or six every season." Juventus this month confirmed that Alves will be released from his contract, clearing the way for City to secure a deal for the former Barcelona defender. The Brazilian had one more year remaining on a two-year deal with the Italian champions, but Juve chief executive Beppe Marotta said they had agreed to let him go. Sources have told ESPN FC that City boss Pep Guardiola wants to be reunited with Alves, who he managed at Barca. http://www.espn.co.uk/football/socc...rpool-missed-out-on-the-signing-of-dani-alves
That's their problem area like us. Difference is they're seriously throwing money about. If they get the defence they're after they could be one hell of a team next season. Pep will then be a 'genius' £££££
Harry Redknapp’s Birmingham are interested in taking Ryan Kent on loan next season, but face competition from fellow Championship sides, the Mirror reports
Arsenal do not actually want to sell Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain,but they need to satisfy the premier league "wage structure". Chelsea do no see Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain a bad player also. I think he is going to strengthen us.
#LFC have no interest in Napoli left-back Faouzi Ghoulam as they seek a £15m cash deal for Alberto Moreno. (James Pearce)
Rwb ox chamberlain Lwb milner 80mil on vvd so the back 3 can be vvd matip and lovren. 100mil the pair?
