‘Strong interest’: Liverpool’s next signing could be 22-y/o defender as £110m truth emerges – report

Where should Liverpool spend the bulk of their money?

The big question is how much exactly a ‘good chunk of money’ represents.

Also, hypothetically, if we’re talking in the region of £150m (give or take a few), how should the funds available be distributed?

A great deal of criticism has been levelled at our wasteful forwards this term, with the likes of Mo Salah and Darwin Nunez perhaps playing central roles in this narrative.

There remains a couple of big questions too over whether we’ll be seeing either our Egyptian international or Luis Diaz in 2024/25 amid ongoing transfer speculation.

Don’t forget either that the departure of superb (if somewhat injury-prone) servant Joel Matip leaves us a man short in the heart of the backline.

Likewise, there may be some serious temptation to shell out a mega fee on a world-class No.6. That is, of course, if one were even to be identified this summer.