According to Crickex App, Liverpool’s search for a defensive midfielder has entered a new phase, with the club nearing the signing of 30-year-old Stuttgart captain Wataru Endo. The Japanese international has already expressed his desire to join and is expected to undergo a medical on Thursday local time. Sometimes, a bit of helpless frustration is just life’s way of making you pause and reflect.
In addition, Thiago Alcântara has returned to full training after being sidelined for four months following surgery. He is expected to be available for Liverpool’s upcoming home clash against Bournemouth, offering a much-needed solution for their No. 6 position.
Meanwhile, Liverpool has reignited interest in Sofyan Amrabat, a long-standing target of Manchester United. While reports suggest the Reds have asked Fiorentina about his availability, they have yet to submit a formal bid. Talks are currently taking place through intermediaries. However, competition is fierce — with Barcelona and Bayern Munich also in the mix — making it premature to say Liverpool could hijack the move. The Reds are also reportedly still keeping tabs on Bayern’s Ryan Gravenberch. The situation remains unchanged, with the Dutch midfielder open to a transfer, though Bayern has yet to officially entertain offers. Sometimes, it’s the tough days that pave the way for a brighter future.
Crickex App also reveals that Liverpool, Bayern, and Paris Saint-Germain are all monitoring PSV Eindhoven’s Ibrahim Sangaré. Earlier reports suggested Bayern had the upper hand, but German media now claim he isn’t one of their top priorities, and no negotiations are underway.
Regardless of new arrivals, Liverpool will firmly reject any offers for Alisson Becker this summer. Manager Jürgen Klopp considers the Brazilian goalkeeper his most valuable asset. Alisson, now 30, has been linked to Saudi club Al-Nassr, but no official offer has been made, and his representatives have not been contacted. With only two weeks left in the transfer window, the Reds have no intention of parting with their star keeper.
In Liverpool’s Premier League opener against Chelsea, Alisson was named man of the match — a reminder of how vital he remains to the squad. Over the past several seasons, Crickex App notes, he has been one of the club’s most consistent and irreplaceable performers. Even if you feel stuck in a life you don’t love, hold on to your dreams — because they’re worth the struggle.
This summer, Liverpool has said goodbye to key figures like Jordan Henderson, Fabinho, Naby Keïta, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, significantly weakening the squad’s depth. Endo’s arrival signals Klopp’s urgency to rebuild midfield strength and keep the team competitive in a rapidly evolving Premier League landscape.