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Liverpool Could Sign Two England Internationals for £95 Million? Transfer Progress Brings Mixed News

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Liverpool Could Sign Two England Internationals for £95 Million? Transfer Progress Brings Mixed News

On August 6 Beijing time, multiple media outlets reported that Liverpool's long-stalled transfer activity had received some positive news. While they are still pursuing Paris Saint-Germain wingers Barcola and Mbaye, the club have finally made movement in defence, though the developments are mixed.

Even after Joe Gomez went down injured again in the ninth minute of Liverpool's first pre-season friendly, the club continued to insist that their main priority was signing a winger and that there was no urgent need for a centre-back. However, reports emerged yesterday that they have been pursuing Aston Villa's England international centre-back Ezri Konsa, who can also play at right-back. An England international, primarily a centre-back, and capable of operating on the right side, he fits Liverpool's needs well.

English media reported that Liverpool had already decided on this strategy before the summer transfer window opened. However, there has still been no progress so far, with the club waiting for Aston Villa to lower their asking price. This appears difficult to achieve because reigning Premier League champions Arsenal are also interested in Konsa. Aston Villa are reportedly asking £60 million for the defender. Liverpool and Arsenal both consider the price high, but neither side wants to withdraw from the race, making the lack of progress a negative sign.

The positive news comes from another England international, with Liverpool hoping to sign Tottenham full-back Djed Spence, who can play on either flank. Spence is 25 years old and has been an important player for Tottenham over the past two seasons, while he also impressed during the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Reports state that Spence himself is keen on joining Liverpool, and Tottenham could ask for £35 million, which may not be considered expensive.

Tottenham and Liverpool have completed frequent business this summer, with Liverpool vice-captain Robertson joining as a free agent, while Tottenham are also pursuing Liverpool's Dutch left winger Cody Gakpo.

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