Liverpool have reportedly reached an agreement on personal terms with Valencia goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili, with a summer transfer deal in the works that could see the player go out on loan for the next year or two.
Fabrizio Romano has shared that Bournemouth is a possible destination for Mamardashvili, though a final agreement has yet to be reached. In a post on X, the Italian journalist detailed that the Georgian international is set to join Liverpool, where he is expected to eventually succeed Alisson as the club’s first-choice goalkeeper within the next two years.
While the Mamardashvili transfer appears to be a forward-thinking move, Liverpool must also address other pressing needs in the squad. Mamardashvili has shown promise during his time in La Liga, and a loan spell at a Premier League side like Bournemouth could provide valuable experience before he takes over as Liverpool’s number one.
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However, with the new season just days away, some Liverpool fans might question why the club is focusing on a future transfer when reinforcements for the current campaign are urgently needed. Alisson’s superb form over the years suggests he remains the best option in goal for now, but the Reds still need to make signings in defense and attack to strengthen the team.
Romano has also mentioned that Liverpool could benefit from pursuing another midfielder, especially after being turned down by Real Sociedad’s Martin Zubimendi. As the transfer window continues, fans will be eager to see the club make moves that have a more immediate impact on the squad.
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