10 Highlights

• Liverpool and Manchester United are in early talks to acquire Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez, aiming to strengthen their defenses as injuries plague both squads.
• Both Premier League giants view Kerkez as a valuable addition; United needs a left-back due to existing injuries, and Liverpool eyes future prospects as their current left-back approaches prime.
• • The Hungarian international, valued at around 40 million pounds, has caught attention with his impressive performances at Bournemouth, making him a coveted target.
  • Liverpool, preparing for Mo Salah's potential departure, is also scouting Lyon star Rayan Cherki as a long-term replacement, highlighting their strategic transfer approach.
  • Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire at the season's end, with no renewal agreed upon, increasing speculation of a potential move to Saudi Arabia or PSG.
  • Rayan Cherki, identified by Liverpool as a potential replacement, plays for Lyon, which faces financial pressure to sell due to a significant debt and current transfer embargo.
  • While discussions about Kerkez's transfer to the Premier League continue, Liverpool also plans for the future by potentially filling the void Salah might leave.
  • Cherki, aged 21, has already made his mark with Lyon and the French national team, showing promise as a dynamic winger and increasing his appeal to top clubs.
  • Both Liverpool and Manchester United are seeking strategic acquisitions to not only cover immediate needs but also ensure long-term success amidst marketplace uncertainties.
  • Fulham had previously attempted to sign Cherki with a 35 million bid, a testament to his burgeoning reputation, making him an appealing prospect for Liverpool.