Overview
- Former Manchester City financial adviser Stefan Borson said Liverpool are targeting about £100m of pure profit from player sales to underpin the summer budget.
- Borson added that total spending is unlikely to exceed roughly £250m unless the club completes major departures to lift the cap.
- CaughtOffside reported that Liverpool are preparing to move on fringe players to help meet the sales target and reshape Arne Slot’s squad.
- Football Insider noted that last summer’s near-£450m spree has not paid off, with Liverpool sitting fifth in the league and out of all cup competitions.
- Yahoo Sports highlighted calls from ex-striker John Aldridge for about £400m on four signings, including a replacement for Mohamed Salah, though the final budget still hinges on sales and European qualification.