The January transfer window may have only just begun, but Liverpool could already be heading for the summer.
Real income inflows were much higher then than they are now. But this month, plenty of eyes will be on Anfield.
Liverpool who currently lead the Premier League midway through the season, have set themselves big targets and their rivals will be looking to gain an advantage in the transfer market.
It remains to be seen whether Liverpool will strengthen their squad this month, but manager Jurgen Klopp has played down suggestions a signing has been made. But even if this doesn’t immediately lead to a signing, that doesn’t mean the club is letting its guard down. Liverpool are tracking Denuya midfielder Morten Freundrup and could spend the rest of the summer doing so, according to the ECHO.
A season signed in January is unlikely. Despite the performances of Alexis McAllister and Wataru Endo this season, it seems the Reds are still on the hunt for a new number six. Friendsrup is an unexpected but interesting goal.
The 22-year-old is enjoying a good season for Denuia after helping the Italian side to promotion to Serie A last year. Liverpool fans wanting to know more about the defensive midfielder will have come across an interview published by Serie A a few weeks ago. Combined with the top scorer title in Serie A, this bodes well for the Reds. Before the video starts. But almost a minute later, the interest of Liverpool fans increased even more.
As the interviewer provided footage of Freundrup’s career so far, the first shows the midfielder in his youth standing in front of a poster of Fernando Torres from his Anfield days. Friendrup said the photo was taken while he was at Anfield. While attending boarding school in his native Denmark, he hoped to start his football career at Brondby, where he signed for Liverpool’s Daniel Agger.
Torres’ poster was not mentioned in the interview, but Torres’ love for Liverpool was confirmed anyway.In a 2018 interview with Danish publication Sjællandske Nyheder, 16-year-old Frendrup talks about his experience of transferring to a boarding school and his dream of becoming a professional footballer.
In the interview, it was revealed that Liverpool is his favorite club and that he dreams of moving to Anfield in the future.
This has been my dream for a long time and I believe it will come true. “If you work hard, you believe in it,” Freundrup said. The article included a photo of Torres on a poster with a caption calling him the idol of former forward Freintraup.Liverpool appear to be on the right track if a new No.6 remains a priority at the end of the year. Freundrup is certainly a player of interest for the Reds and they could fulfill their dream with a transfer.
