Ipswich Town star Leif Davis is on Liverpool’s three-man list of potential Andy Robertson successors, according to a report.
Liverpool is reportedly “tracking three left-backs,” according to The Sun, as they begin to get ready for life after Robertson, who is now thirty years old. Liverpool executives might use the addition of a top young player to future-proof the position, but Reds head coach Arne Slot appears to trust Robertson’s backup, Kostas Tsimikas.
Liverpool is surprisingly interested in Davis. After being pleased by Davis’ ability to move up and handle life in the Premier League, Slot’s team is keeping an eye on him.
The Englishman has made ten Premier League games for Ipswich thus far, managing one goal and two assists.
After being picked out by Sam Morsy, Davis scored his first goal of the season on Saturday against Leicester City with an incredible first-time volley into the far bottom corner.
According to the Sun, Liverpool is considering several left-backs than 24-year-old Davis. Additionally, David Raum is “high on Slot’s wish list.”
After moving from Hoffenheim to RB Leipzig in July 2022, the Germany international advanced in his career and is now a vital member of the Leipzig team.
Slot believes that Raum, who is gaining experience in both the Bundesliga and the Champions League, would blend well in at Liverpool.
Fulham’s Antonee Robinson is ranked third on Liverpool’s wanted list. Robinson has been linked to Liverpool on multiple occasions in the past, but Manchester United will compete with them for his services.
