Liverpool’s Big Money Move
Liverpool are gearing up for a seismic summer transfer window, with plans to splash out 300 million Euros on three top-tier talents
18th March 2025
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Liverpool are gearing up for a seismic summer transfer window, with plans to splash out 300 million Euros on three top-tier talents
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