Liverpool I have now identified a middleman who ticks all the boxes Arne Slottaccording to the report.

Slot loves midfielders

The Reds missed out on Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi in the summer, with the midfielder opting to stay with his boyhood club, but that hasn’t stopped them from wanting to win. Premier League head.

While Arsenal surrendered a two-goal lead against Aston Villa on Saturday evening, Slott’s side are now six points clear at the top of the table, having also played fewer games than the Gunners.

Ryan Gravenberch may have exceeded expectations by stepping up to the plate and becoming a key player this season, but the Slot is still interested in bringing in another defensive player.

One of the players now rising on the shortlist is Angelo Stiller of VfB StuttgartThe same report also mentions Bayern Munich’s Joshua Kimmich and Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Joao Gomes as possible targets.

And according to a report from Football Insider, Liverpool now see Gomes as a good signing to strengthen their midfielders, as his performance matches the profile they have been looking for.

Any deal will have to wait until the end of the campaign, as Wolves see the midfielder as a key player in their fight against relegation from the Premier League.

However, Old Gold’s financial issues mean that the door could be opened to a deal at the end of the season, as they may be forced to sell to comply with financial regulations.

Manchester United also want to sign the player £30,000 a week The Brazilian side, and other unnamed clubs are said to be interested in his signature, so the Reds may be able to fend off more competition from elsewhere.

Gomes has been impressive defensively for Wolves

Slot wants to add another defensive player to his team, and the Wolves star excels in his game at the back, and in the group. 99 percent per game finished 90th over the past year compared to their teammates, according to FBref.

Ben Mattinson of Freelance scout has given an overview of the Brazilian’s style of play, and seems to suggest that he is a midfielder, calling him a “box-crasher”.

The 23-year-old now has plenty of Premier League experience under his belt, producing 65 Wolves’ top form, and he has the best years to progress at Anfield.

If Wolves are forced to bring back Gomes this summer, Liverpool will need to make sure they are at the front of the line.