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“Should he join Liverpool, he would become the most feared player in the world. He is precisely the type of player they require at this moment.”

Former Manchester United and England forward Wayne Rooney has asserted that Liverpool could become an even more formidable opponent if they secure one specific signing.

Rooney believes that the unnamed player would seamlessly integrate into Liverpool’s system, introducing a new dimension of threat, intensity, and unpredictability to their offensive play. He is convinced that this signing could turn Liverpool into a daunting adversary for any team across Europe.

With Liverpool already formidable at Anfield, this potential acquisition could elevate them to new heights.

Reports indicate that Liverpool is keen on signing Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise.

Last summer, the Reds bolstered their attacking defense with the additions of Hugo Ekitike and Alexander Isak.

Hugo Ekitike has emerged as a standout player for the Reds in the Premier League, while Isak has provided valuable support in other tournaments.

Nevertheless, the club remains linked with the winger, and L’Interista reports that they have a ‘strong interest’ in acquiring Olise.

Arne Slot’s team values his profile and potential, believing that his inclusion would enhance their attacking options.

However, executing a deal may prove challenging. Liverpool might need to make a considerable financial commitment due to the player’s release clause.

As a result, Liverpool may have to invest significantly to convince Bayern Munich to approve his sale this summer.

Isak was an unexpected addition alongside Ekitike and Florian Wirtz last summer. The former Newcastle United player is currently sidelined due to injury, which will keep him out for some time.

Liverpool may wish to secure a successor ahead of time. Olise could serve as an excellent long-term replacement, considering the progress he has made since departing Crystal Palace.