Done – Liverpool has reached an agreement regarding terms with a player valued at £60 million…

Liverpool has successfully negotiated terms with a player worth £60 million.

Liverpool has reached an agreement for a player valued at £60 million. Under the guidance of new manager Arne Slot, the team has made an impressive start to the season, currently sitting at the top of the Premier League table with 18 points from seven matches.

Under the guidance of new manager Arne Slot, Liverpool has made an impressive start to the season, currently leading the Premier League with 18 points from seven matches.

The team has also secured victories in their first two Champions League games and advanced to the fourth round of the EFL Cup after defeating West Ham United last month.

Despite limited summer signings, Slot’s achievements highlight the strength of the existing squad.

The club is now prioritizing contract renewals for key players, including Mohamed Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Virgil van Dijk, all of whom are in the final year of their contracts.

However, negotiations with these players have reportedly stalled, according to The Times.

In contrast, Liverpool has successfully finalized Quansah’s contract extension. During the summer transfer window, the club was interested in signing Anthony Gordon, who was valued at £75 million.

Newcastle United proposed a part-exchange deal involving Quansah, but Liverpool firmly stated that the young defender was not for sale.

Quansah, who started the season’s opening Premier League match, was substituted at halftime against Ipswich Town after a lackluster performance.

Since then, he has primarily been on the bench in league and Champions League matches, with only one appearance in the Carabao Cup.

Nevertheless, Liverpool holds him in high regard, which is evident in their decision to secure his contract extension.

Previously earning a modest £15,000 per week, Quansah has established himself as a vital member of the first team and is due for a salary increase. What are your thoughts on this?