Liverpool enter the race to sign RB Salzburg youngster Amar Dedic
Liverpool are preparing for Trent Alexander-Arnoldthe game for real Madrid next year without the two sides getting any closer to agreeing on an extension. The Reds losing their vice-captain could prove extremely detrimental to the team considering his importance in the lineup, especially if it happened on a free transfer. transfer.
Liverpool is wasting no time and is already searching the market for replacements for the England international and has recently identified RB Salzburg right-back Amar Dedic as a possible signing. according to TEAMtalk. The 22-year-old is already in manchester unitedHe is also on the radar, so Liverpool will not have a clear path regarding his transfer.
Dedic is a very versatile defender. Although primarily a right-back, he has played in all four backline positions, which could prove to be an advantage for Liverpool as they also lack centre-backs. Bosnian is valued for Transfer market However, at approximately £18 million, he might not be the right choice for the first division giants at the moment.
Liverpool face an uphill battle
Liverpool could be about to pay a heavy price for their over-reliance on Trent Alexander-Arnold. The 25-year-old has undoubtedly been one of the best right-backs in the world for some considerable time, but there is no backup option for him at Anfield, which has understandably left his employers sweating over his future.
Dedic is a player with huge potential, but it is debatable how suitable he would be to replace a player of Alexander-Arnold's caliber, especially given that he will be thrown into the Premier League from the start after spending a couple of years. play in Austria a competition of significantly lower intensity.
The best case scenario for Liverpool would be to reach an agreement with Alexander-Arnold on a contract renewal, but if that does not happen, they would be better off signing a more experienced right-back. A player like Jeremie Frimpong, who they have already been linked with, would be a more logical signing for the club.
