Liverpool s transfer market has been moving frequently this summer, with the investment in signings approaching £200 million

Turning Net, June 20th, Liverpool continues to make efforts in the transfer market this summer, and the total recruitment spending is about to exceed the 200 million pound mark. The team reached a £40 million deal with Bournemouth on Kolkerz's transfer, and follow-up work is steadily moving forward with the Hungarian left-back going to undergo a medical check next week. Sports Director Richard Hughes successfully convinced his old club to lower the offer with his previous connections at Bournemouth, saving the team £5 million.

At the same time, the transfer deal of Leverkusen's talented midfielder Wilz was also settled. He will undergo a physical examination on Friday and once passed, he will officially put on the Red Army's robe. The deal totaled £116 million, which included a fixed fee of £100 million and an additional clause of £16 million, which was linked to achievements such as Liverpool’s championship and Wilz’s personal winning of the Golden Globes.

In addition to the above two, Liverpool has signed Leverkusen fullback Flynnon for £29.5 million, bringing goalkeeper Mamadashvili from Valencia at the same price, who was also loaned back to La Liga last season. In addition, the club has agreed to sign Puskas Academy’s 20-year-old goalkeeper Armin Page for £1.5 million.

As an important part of the reconstruction plan, Liverpool is actively looking for new central defenders, and Guy of Crystal Palace enters their horizon. However, there is only one year left in Guy's contract, and Crystal Palace's asking price for it will determine whether the deal can be made, and Chelsea, as a relevant party, will also share the profits from the transfer. In terms of personnel changes, the Reds are still waiting for Robertson to respond to Atletico Madrid's invitation; Nunez's agent contacts clubs such as Naples to evaluate the possibility of players leaving the team to adjust the team's forward layout.