Latest Liverpool transfer news and gossip as AI has attempted to predict how Arne Slot's first transfer window as head coach will pan out
The last few weeks have seen the Reds linked with several potential new signings. Arne Slot will be busy looking over his squad in the coming weeks ahead of his first season as Liverpool's new head coach.
An AI tool provided by BettingSites has attempted to predict some of the big-money transfers that could be completed this summer. The result has two deals that involve Liverpool. In terms of outgoings, AI has made a prediction that one Liverpool player could be on the move this summer. That player is Mohamed Salah, who is out of contract in a year and whose future has already been the subject of speculation.
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