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A second Liverpool defender is reportedly being considered for a Serie A transfer after Kostas Tsimikas’ loan move to Roma was finalized.

A second Liverpool defender is reportedly being considered for a Serie A transfer after Kostas Tsimikas’ loan move to Roma was finalized. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, AC Milan has begun evaluating Joe Gomez for a potential signing, which could lead to another departure from Liverpool’s defense to Italy.

Potential Transfer Details

– Gomez’s Situation: Gomez has started just six Premier League matches last season due to hamstring injuries. With the potential signing of Marc Guehi, Gomez might find himself fourth or fifth in the pecking order, making a transfer more appealing.
– AC Milan’s Interest: AC Milan is expanding its shortlist for a defender and has added Gomez to the list, alongside former Tottenham defender Juan Foyth, who currently plays for Villarreal. The club’s interest in Gomez stems from his versatility, which would be valuable for Massimiliano Allegri’s team.
– Tsimikas’ Move: Meanwhile, Tsimikas’ loan move to Roma has been agreed upon, with Roma covering his wages for the duration of the loan spell. Anass Salah-Eddine’s potential move to PSV is reportedly facilitating Tsimikas’ transfer.

Implications for Liverpool

– Squad Dynamics: Gomez’s potential departure would further shake up Liverpool’s defense, which has seen significant changes this summer. With Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate forming a strong partnership, Gomez’s exit could create opportunities for other players.
– Transfer Strategy: Liverpool’s transfer strategy under Arne Slot seems focused on streamlining the squad and making targeted signings. The potential departures of Gomez and Tsimikas would free up resources for further investments in midfield or attack.
– Potential Signings: Liverpool is reportedly close to signing Marc Guehi and Alexander Isak, which would strengthen their defense and attack. These signings could lead to a more competitive squad, potentially pushing existing players to explore transfer options ¹.

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