Giorgi Mamardashvili, the goalie for Valencia, has been linked to Manchester United.
The La Liga custodian, 23, has been linked to Liverpool this summer. However, Manchester United has long been a fan of the custodian and may try to sabotage Liverpool’s bid for him.

They are holding off on adding any more players until this summer in order to get rid of Jadon Sancho, according to a Mirror story. Manchester United intends to sell the 24-year-old England international in order to raise money for their own acquisitions. He has no future at Old Trafford.

If they can get rid of their players, they’ll try to move for the La Liga custodian. The 23-year-old is reportedly amenable to moving to Old Trafford, according to the article.

United is interested in Giorgi Mamardashvili.
The 23-year-old would likely challenge Andre Onana, Manchester United’s first-choice custodian, for the starting position if he signs with the team.

Which of the two English clubs is able to close the deal will be interesting to watch. Valencia apparently values the goalie at £34 million. The Spanish team will try to salvage as much as they can for him. In Spanish football, he is well regarded, and he has a promising future. In the long run, the Georgian international has the quality to make the investment worthwhile.

In the meanwhile, Liverpool hopes to recruit him to permanently replace club star Alisson Becker. At the end of this season, it will be intriguing to see if the Brazilian decides to move on. He has been linked to a move to Saudi Arabia.

Flags flutter during the UEFA Champions League round of sixteen second leg football match between Liverpool and FC Porto at Anfield in Liverpool, north-west England on March 6, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / Paul ELLIS (Photo credit should read PAUL ELLIS/AFP/Getty Images)

Giorgi Mamardashvili and Liverpool are almost at an agreement to trade him for roughly £35 million. They are also working out a plan to loan him out.
HITC reports that Liverpool is getting closer to acquiring Giorgi Mamardashvili, a top custodian target, despite a change in their original plan. The midfielder will still sign a separate contract to join Bournemouth, but the Merseysiders will pay an all-inclusive sum of about £35 million.

Liverpool will concur over Giorgi Mamardashvili’s contract.
In recent weeks, Liverpool started to pursue a deal for the promising custodian Giorgi Mamardashvili. Despite the fact that Alisson Becker has a long enough contract at Anfield, the Reds are already considering his succession plan.

Strong speculations suggest Liverpool, who are eager to ensure they have a solid succession plan in place for the Brazilian, may take into consideration a sizable offer for the player from Saudi Arabia next summer. Mamardashvili became a target, and the Georgian was eager to go as soon as Liverpool expressed interest.

After two bids were turned down, Valencia requested a price of about £35 million, and Liverpool has come up with a plan to pay that amount. The La Liga star, who has excelled in Spain over the past two seasons, and the two teams are almost at an agreement. At the Euros, he made his debut on the main stage.

Although Liverpool had intended to sign him, they decided to let him go on loan to Bournemouth in order to give him Premier League experience. Although a major regulation prohibits English top-flight clubs from signing players and letting them go on loan to a rival league, the goalie had been amenable to the notion. This implies the Merseysiders need to change course and come up with a fresh approach to carrying out the plan.

Liverpool came up with Mamardashvili’s scheme.
Mamardashvili and Liverpool are getting close to a deal, but the goalkeeper’s loan transfer to Bournemouth might need to be redirected. In order to recruit the Georgian La Liga star on loan, they may have an agreement in place to sign the goalie in 2025 and bring the Cherries to the negotiating table to agree on a loan cost of £4 million.

They can accomplish their goal of signing the goalie and assisting him in gaining English experience while also staying inside Premier League transfer regulations with the use of such a scheme. Valencia would therefore have the players on their books under this formula, and any agreement with Liverpool would probably not come into effect until 2025.

As Arne Slot gets ready to face Ipswich Town, Liverpool has been getting ready for their first Premier League season without Jurgen Klopp in nine years.

Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is set for a new job(Image: Photo by John Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

For a unique farewell game for legendary Borussia Dortmund players Lukasz Piszczek and Jakub Blaszczykowski, former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp will take the dugout once more. With Klopp out of the dugout for the first time in nine years when the Premier League season resumes, the 57-year-old is acclimating to life away from football management.

The German abruptly left the Reds in January and formally confirmed his departure in May after a 2-0 victory over Wolves. Following his farewell speech to the Anfield audience, Klopp sparked a chant for Arne Slot, who would go on to become his successor.

Although it is unclear when Klopp will return to a competitive position, he has already received honours on Merseyside. In July, Klopp was named the club’s official charity, the LFC Foundation,’s first-ever honorary ambassador.

It was announced on Friday that Klopp would take the dugout at Signal Iduna Park for the first time in over a decade in a promotional film released by Dortmund.

“Kollega, we have a farwell game, do you know that?” Piszczek gets going. The video conference breaks into three screens, with Klopp wearing black sunglasses. “We need a coach and I have an idea, we’ll call the retired coach,” the speaker says.

The former Liverpool manager said, “You finally have your farewell game.” “Oh my god. Are you really that foolish to want to train?”

When asked if he would manage both teams or just one, Klopp replied, “I couldn’t care less,” leaving the two legends of Dortmund in stitches.

“I do it like I used to, I start thinking about it five minutes beforehand,” he said. “Kloppo ist dabei,” which translates to “Kloppo is there,” was used as the video’s closing title to refer to the Der BVB stars’ display in Dortmund.

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The former Reds manager has been connected to several positions for the most of the summer as openings arise, one of which being managing England after Gareth Southgate.

With the positions opening up all over the world, Klopp felt compelled to speak out against the linkages. At the end of July, he stated: “There are now no jobs available at all. No nation, no club.

“This part must have escaped the ears of a few. And if you said, “I’ll make an exception for you now,” that would be the largest loss of face in football history.

“I have some work to do. I’m too young to limit my activities to grandkids and padel tennis. Will coach be there once more? Right now, I would actually rule that out. In a few months, let’s see how it looks. Right now, nothing is getting through.

“Perhaps we should discuss it once more in a few months. I still want to use my contacts and skills to help people while working in football. Let’s investigate my options further.”

Liverpool will play Ipswich Town at Portman Road on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. to begin their Premier League campaign. After a 22-year hiatus, the Tractor Boys are returning to the English Premier League, and unlike Klopp, who drew his first matchup with Tottenham Hotspur, Slot will be hoping to start winning right away.

During his initial pre-Premier League press conference, the Dutchman stated: “I felt that the pre-season games were significant because they helped the club get ready for the Premier League.

“Now that we are playing a promoted squad that has performed admirably under their manager, we need to prepare. We have watched their games from the previous season and the preseason, so it’s not more difficult to prepare for a team that spent 22 years in the Premier League.

“It’s true that a freshly promoted team is tremendously optimistic, but everyone has said that every Premier League game is hard, and we anticipate that tomorrow as well. We, along with the promoted team that has only had excellent outcomes, are looking forward to it.”