Gomez on the Move?

In a surprising twist, Liverpool's defender Joe Gomez might soon swap Anfield for the San Siro! AC Milan is reportedly eyeing the 28-year-old as a backup option after their primary target, Manchester City's Manuel Akanji, explores different opportunities.

Liverpool's Squad Restructuring

It's shaping up to be an eventful transfer window for Liverpool, who are still fine-tuning their squad after spending record amounts this season. While the Reds hope to bring in players like Alexander Isak to bolster their attack and Marc Guehi to strengthen their defence, Gomez’s name has suddenly entered the fray for a quick Serie A exit.

A Defensive Shuffle

With Giovanni Leoni already acquired from Parma, the potential arrival of Guehi may further complicate Gomez's role, leaving him to compete with Virgil van Dijk, Ibrahima Konate, and Joe Gomez. After starting only six matches last season due to injuries, Gomez could fall further down the pecking order.

Milan's Pursuit

According to renowned transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio, AC Milan is keen on Gomez as they seek an experienced defender. With Alegri's side unable to secure Akanji and now looking at other options like Juan Foyth from Villarreal, Gomez has emerged as a viable candidate.

Contract and Value

Gomez, who has been a reliable asset for Liverpool with 242 appearances, is under contract until 2027. His versatility and experience make him a valuable prospect for Milan, but it remains unclear what kind of offer might come Liverpool’s way.

Another Departure: Tsimikas Heads to Roma

Meanwhile, Kostas Tsimikas is on his way to Roma, where a loan move has been finalized. Reports suggest he will arrive in Rome shortly, set to compete for a starting position against Angelino.

Pecking Order Changes

With Milos Kerkez's recent signing from Bournemouth, Tsimikas has found himself further down the Liverpool hierarchy, while Andy Robertson has been confirmed as the new vice-captain.

Liverpool's Future Moves

As Liverpool finalizes these exits, many are left wondering how this will affect their plans for the rest of the transfer window, particularly with potential signings breathing down their neck.