‘All done’: Fabrizio Romano confirmed liverpool target is under medical secretly fans are waiting for anoucement  

Fabrizio Romano has claimed on Twitter that Liverpool transfer target Jarrod Bowen has agreed to sign a new contract at West Ham United. 

The 25-year-old has been long talked about as someone who could replace Mohamed Salah at Liverpool.

After those well-documented Saudi links in the summer, it’s more likely those doors knock again, which just increases the chances of the Egypt star heading for the exit door.

Either way, Jarrod Bowen’s name has popped up on Liverpool’

Either way, Jarrod Bowen’s name has popped up on Liverpool’s transfer radar on a number of occasions, including most recently, with talkSPORT reporting that those on Merseyside, as well as Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United, were ‘on alert’ regarding his contract talks stalling.

Well, Fabrizio Romano has put that to bed on Twitter on Saturday evening by claiming Jarrod Bowen’s new long-term deal with the Hammers is ‘all done’ – it will certainly delight Actor and West Ham fan Danny Dyer. He labelled the England international, who is dating his daughter, as ‘unbelievable’.

If the worst-case scenario does happen, and Mohamed Salah leaves, then Liverpool will have to look elsewhere now.

Jarrod Bowen’s new West Ham contract 

“EXCLUSIVE: Jarrod Bowen agrees new long term deal at West Ham,” said Romano. “It’s all done, one more excellent news for the #WHUFC winger after England NT call.

“Bowen wanted to stay as key part of the project. Jarrod said yes to final proposal.”

Life after Salah for Liverpool

If it was up to the Anfield faithful, then they would love for Salah to end his career in their colours. 

But given the money that is now in Saudi, and the project they are building, then the fear is that the 31-year-old will be gone sooner rather than later.

Whilst legendary figures such as Roberto Firmino, Jordan Henderson, Fabinho and Sadio Mane have left.

There is no doubt that Salah’s possible exit will hurt the fans the most because, as of today, he could rightly argue that he makes Liverpool’s greatest-ever XI.

But none of that has happened yet, with Salah hoping to guide this Liverpool 2.0 to another adventure of winning the major trophies.

LIVERPOOL CONTINUE TO CHASE BRAZILIAN MIDFIELDER AFTER AUGUST BID

Liverpool are still showing a strong interest in signing Fluminense midfielder Andre Trindade having scouted him this week.

Fluminense midfielder Andre remains on the Liverpool transfer wish list ahead of the January transfer window.

That is according to a report from 90min, who claim that Liverpool are still monitoring Andre.

The Reds were desperate to revamp their midfield over the summer and ended up signing four new options for Jurgen Klopp’s engine room.

Alexis Mac Allister came in from Brighton and Hove Albion before a triple Bundesliga raid, landing Dominik Szoboszlai, Wataru Endo and Ryan Gravenberch from RB Leipzig, Stuttgart and Bayern Munich respectively.

Liverpool seem happy with their options for now, but may still fancy adding one more holding midfielder in 2024….

Liverpool remain interested in signing Andre

It’s suggested that Liverpool have continued to scout Fluminense star Andre after the end of the summer transfer window.

Reds scouts allegedly attended Fluminense’s win over International on Thursday as they booked their place in the Copa Libertadores final.

Liverpool did want Andre over the summer but Fluminense refused to sell because of their Copa Libertadores campaign.

Now into the final against Boca Juniors, Fluminense’s stance has paid off with Andre playing a vital role in their run.

Andre may well leave after the final in November, with Liverpool showing a firm interest in luring him to England.

Andre could be competition for Wataru Endo

Liverpool went for an experienced anchor man in Endo, landing the Japan international off the back of his Bundesliga displays.

Endo turns 31 in February though and may not be the long-term answer for Liverpool and landing a player for the future may be very appealing.

Hailed as a ‘quick’ midfielder by South American football expert Tim Vickery, Andre could fit the bill at just 22 and Liverpool may hope to finally land the Brazilian during the January transfer window.

ESPN reported in August that Liverpool had failed with a £25.5million bid for Andre, but he wanted to make the move to Anfield.

We can only imagine that Andre wouldn’tchange his stance in January and Liverpool may well move to add another natural holding player to Jurgen Klopp’s squad.