Sun Claims: Liverpool Wouldn't Sign Any Milan English Players
The Sun has reported that Liverpool are unlikely to sign any of AC Milan's English players, despite their impressive form in Serie A. This surprising claim has sparked debate among fans and pundits alike.
The Rumored Players
The report specifically mentions three players:
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Fikayo Tomori: The 25-year-old center-back has been a mainstay in Milan's defense, proving his quality and consistency in the Italian top flight.
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Tomori has also been linked with a return to the Premier League, particularly to Chelsea, where he played before joining AC Milan.
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Ruben Loftus-Cheek: The 27-year-old midfielder has been a vital part of AC Milan's midfield, known for his powerful runs and strong tackling.
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Loftus-Cheek has already had a taste of the Premier League with Chelsea, where he struggled to establish himself as a regular starter.
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Theo Hernandez: The 25-year-old left-back has been a revelation at AC Milan, showcasing his attacking prowess and defensive solidity.
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Hernandez is seen as one of the best left-backs in Europe, and has been linked with several top clubs, including Real Madrid.
Why Liverpool Would Not Sign Them
The Sun cites "sources" who believe that Liverpool are not keen on signing English players from AC Milan due to the team's existing squad depth and strong transfer policy.
Liverpool are renowned for their strategic approach to transfers, often focusing on young, upcoming talent with high potential rather than established players.
The Debate
This claim has been met with skepticism from many, who argue that Liverpool's need for a new central defender and their history of signing established players from other leagues contradicts the report.
- Some suggest that the Sun's report is speculative and lacks concrete evidence.
- Others believe that Liverpool might be monitoring the players' progress and could make a move in the future.
Conclusion
Whether or not the Sun's report is accurate remains unclear. However, it has certainly generated interest and debate among Liverpool fans and those who follow the transfer market.
Ultimately, the decision regarding the future of these players lies with their current club, AC Milan. Only time will tell if any of these players will make a return to the Premier League, and whether Liverpool will be the team to pursue them.
