There are still new players? Liverpool will launch a pre-signing agreement to lock in England s new stars

Liverpool Football Club is starting a pre-signature agreement to introduce a talented English player on the rise. After Richard Hughes took charge of the transfer of the Reds, the introduction of strong aids such as Wilz and Isaac last summer was only the prelude to his construction of the dynasty.

Anfield senior executives are determined to build a dynasty system that lasts for ten years, making Liverpool a top club in the world - not only a dream hall that all players are fascinated by, but also the ultimate destination for active members to refuse to leave. With the influence of stars such as Van Deck and Salah, many young players have regarded the Reds as their ideal destination and idol cradle.

Although Liverpool always has a deep fan base, the current support may reach unprecedented heights. All this means that the club is in a golden period of development, and Hughes's operations have laid a solid foundation for long-term success. After completing the offensive line reorganization, Slot's coaching team became more competitive.

The strategic focus in the next few years will shift to the reconstruction of the back line. Connat's long-term whereabouts remain variable. The central defender's contract with the club will expire at the end of the season and has not been renewed so far. There is suspense about his stay or stay. Van Dyke's contract is less than two years remaining, and ageing is also a factor that cannot be ignored.

This is exactly why Liverpool had pursued Guy before, but this deal will take some time. It is worth noting that Gee is not the only English international recruiting target for the Reds, and the club has reached a pre-appointment agreement with another player. All signs at this moment suggest Hughes will activate the agreement in the coming years.

Kaanza's return to Anfield seems to be a foregone conclusion. The central defender's departure last summer was surprising, but it was actually logical: at the age of 22, he needed stable playing time during his critical period of his career, and Leverkusen promised his main position in the Bundesliga, which is difficult to guarantee in Liverpool's team. The transfer has achieved remarkable results. Quaanza has become one of the best players in the pharmaceutical factory this season, and has even been selected for the England national team coached by Tuchel.

Statistics show that Quaanza successfully confronted the Bundesliga (34 times) and the number of successful competitions in the air (11 times) both ranked among the top 15 in the league. He scored goals in his debut and showed a confident competitive state, a trait that was similar to the kind of players Klopp saw in the final season. Needless to say, Kwaansa is growing into an outstanding defender elite.