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'It will probably happen' - Arne Slot offers intriguing update on Liverpool's transfer plans ahead of new Premier League season

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  • Slot took over from Jurgen Klopp as head coach
  • Yet to make a signing this summer
  • Expects that to change in the coming weeks
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The Dutchman was quizzed about Liverpool's plans in the transfer market for the remaining weeks before the new Premier League season gets underway and the former Feyenoord boss admitted he wants to bring some new faces in. Slot said he wanted time to review his squad after taking over from Klopp but would be surprised if no additions were made.

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  • WHAT SLOT SAID

    Speaking to the media on Liverpool's pre-season tour of the US, Slot said: "If there's any news on that we will come to you. But we already have a very good team, where I am already really happy. It would be a surprise for all of us if we don't bring any players in, so that will probably happen in the end. For now we are just waiting for the players to come back and waiting for the right ones to sign."

  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Although it is sensible to allow Slot some time to assess his squad, there is a clear amount of work that needs doing in the market if Liverpool at to match Manchester City and Arsenal this season. The Reds fell away in the early parts of 2024, making it a two-way race for the title, but losing Klopp may mean they are even further behind their rivals ahead of the new campaign.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR SLOT AND LIVERPOOL?

    While Slot waits on incomings, Liverpool are continuing their pre-season tour of the US. Having recently played Preston North End behind closed doors, Mohamed Salah and Co flew Stateside where they will face Premier League rivals Manchester United and Arsenal.