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Liverpool risk repeating transfer mistakes after late moves for Ismaila Sarr and Yankuba Minteh

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Liverpool risk repeating transfer mistakes after late moves for Ismaila Sarr and Yankuba Minteh
Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo31 mins ago
Liverpool risk repeating transfer mistakes after late moves for Ismaila Sarr and Yankuba Minteh
Liverpool are looking to strengthen their attacking options before the transfer window closes on September 1
Right Wing Options for Liverpool After Unsuccessful Ismaila Sarr, Yankuba Minteh Bids
Right Wing Options for Liverpool After Unsuccessful Ismaila Sarr, Yankuba Minteh Bids  Sports Illustrated
Irish News
Irish News11 hrs ago
Liverpool set sights on Crystal Palace winger Ismaila Sarr
Failed approaches for other players have left a need for further options.
BBC Sport
BBC Sport12 hrs ago
Liverpool turn attention to Sarr after Brighton reject Minteh bids
Liverpool are exploring a move for Crystal Palace's Ismaila Sarr after Brighton reject their two bids for Yankuba Minteh.
Liverpool identify new winger target after Yankuba Minteh bids rejected
The Senegal winger shone at the World Cup and has been linked with a move to Galatasaray, but Eagles boss Pierre Sage underlined the club’s desire to keep the 28-year-old
The Athletic
The Athletic15 hrs ago
Crystal Palace rebuff Liverpool approach for Ismaila Sarr
Liverpool have been searched for a right winger and have seen bids rejected for Brighton's Yankuba Minteh.
talkSPORT
talkSPORT16 hrs ago
Liverpool open surprise talks for new Premier League winger after Yankuba Minteh negotiations break down
Liverpool open surprise talks for new Premier League winger after Yankuba Minteh negotiations break down  talkSPORT
MyJoyOnline
MyJoyOnline🏁 first to report2 days ago
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