After losing against Real Madrid, Liverpool is already looking for their second signing

Liverpool couldn’t beat Real Madrid in the final of the Champions League in a game that was more closed than expected, as one goal from Vinicius was enough for Los Blancos to lift the European Cup, although the Man of the Match was Thibaut Courtois, who became an authentic wall.

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The players Liverpool want for next season and try to get their revenge after losing the Champions League

Luis Díaz, Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané tried by any means to open the score for The Reds, but the Belgian goalkeeper stopped every single shot that they tried, and the ones that he couldn’t, the goal posts became an extension from his body.

But those are the same reasons why Jürgen Klopp is already thinking about next season, as he knows that they need to work on their aim, as well as the crossing pass game, which is why Liverpool is already thinking in their next addition, a player who can strengthen the team in those specific areas.

Who is the player that Klopp wants?

According to reports from Sport, with just over a month before the summer transfer window starts, FC Barcelona and Ousmane Dembélé are nowhere near to agreeing to a contract extension, and now the future of the French winger is looking to be far away from Camp Nou.

After announcing Fábio Carvalho a few days ago as the first addition for next season, Liverpool and Klopp have been following closely the situation, and now that they feel confident that Dembélé won’t stay in Barcelona, they already started negotiating with his agent to have him play at Anfield for next season.

His arrival would be as a free agent, as they will only have to agree to a salary that at least matches the $12 million per year that he earns in Barcelona, an affordable sum for The Reds, who have the economic power to convince the French international that his future is in Merseyside.

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Now that they have lost the Champions League, Mané has already decided his future with Liverpool