SHOCKING NEWS: Fabrizio Romano has brought in a fascinating news concerning Liverpool Leroy Sane links. Bayern and Germany star Leroy Sane has for long been touted as a potential Salah replacement on Merseyside, and its is said the German international is open to the move due to the seismic shakeup of the Bavarians’ sporting leadership in the summer. And Liverpool are very much interested in bringing him to anfield.
Liverpool is poised for a significant transformation during the upcoming summer transfer window. Jurgen Klopp’s departure marks the end of an era for the club, coinciding with the potential exits of key players such as Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah, both of whom are now in their thirties and approaching the end of their contracts. Salah, in particular, remains a target for the Saudi Pro League, raising the possibility that Liverpool may consider selling him if presented with a lucrative offer from a Saudi club.
As a result, Liverpool must prepare for a future without the 31-year-old Egyptian forward. Speculation linking the club to players similar in style to Salah persists, with Johan Bakayoko emerging as one potential option. The talented winger is expected to depart PSV in the summer, according to the club’s sporting director.
Despite rumors suggesting otherwise, the idea of Leroy Sane joining Liverpool as a replacement for Salah is met with skepticism by Fabrizio Romano. Sane, a star for Bayern Munich and the German national team, is currently under contract until 2025. However, Bayern’s recent changes in sporting leadership have delayed discussions regarding Sane’s future with the club. Despite this uncertainty, Bayern is eager to retain the 28-year-old winger.
Sane’s recent change of representation suggests that contract negotiations with Bayern will resume soon, making it challenging for Liverpool or any other club to pursue him. Romano questions the validity of rumors linking Liverpool to Sane, citing the club’s lack of a sporting director or manager for the next season. He emphasizes the importance of these appointments before making decisions on transfer targets.
