Four blockbuster transfers Liverpool can complete after Jeff Bezos buys into club
Liverpool transfers after Bezos investment: four targets

Liverpool are poised for a major financial boost as Jeff Bezos reportedly closes in on buying a stake in the club, potentially unlocking funds for big-name signings.

Bezos consortium nears deal

The Amazon founder is part of a consortium that is close to purchasing a roughly one-third stake in the Reds. Sky News reports that Fenway Sports Group is preparing to announce the deal this week.

With new investment typically comes ambition, and the Reds could look to make an immediate impact in the transfer market. Express Sport has identified four players they could target in the coming windows.

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Bradley Barcola

Liverpool are reportedly desperate for a Mohamed Salah replacement, with Bradley Barcola emerging as the most likely candidate. The winger is said to have given the green light to join, with the transfer hinging on Liverpool striking a financial agreement with PSG.

Nico Schlotterbeck

Due to a knee ligament injury, a move this month is unlikely, but Nico Schlotterbeck is a player worth watching for the future. The Borussia Dortmund defender could replace Virgil van Dijk, who is out of contract in 12 months.

Ezri Konsa

If Liverpool deem their centre-back situation serious this summer, they could push harder to sign Ezri Konsa. The Aston Villa man impressed at the World Cup with England and has been linked with a move away. Konsa has two years left on his contract with the Europa League winners.

Adam Wharton

Another name heavily linked to Liverpool is Adam Wharton. There was expected to be much talk around the midfielder this summer, but so far nothing has progressed beyond speculation. The ex-Blackburn ace has three years left on his deal, putting Crystal Palace in a strong negotiating position. It isn't a must for Liverpool, so this one might have to wait until next summer.

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