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Liverpool target right wing after Salah exit, Martinez deal confirmed

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Liverpool Daily News Roundup
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Andoni Iraola wants a new right winger to replace Mohamed Salah, prioritising pace, dribbling and goals, with RB Leipzig’s Yan Diomande and PSG’s Bradley Barcola linked. Ex-midfielder Jason McAteer urges right-back and right wing reinforcements. Liverpool complete a deal for Colombian teenager Samuel Martinez after a medical, and sign 14-year-old Isaiah Bryan from West Brom.

Report claims Mohamed Salah agrees a two-year deal with Besiktas after leaving Liverpool, a move that would mean no Champions League football next season.

Andoni Iraola calls for more signings as pre-season begins. With Virgil van Dijk ageing and out of contract in 2026, naming a vice-captain looms, with Dominik Szoboszlai stating he is ready to step up.

Adidas to release a budget Liverpool 2026-27 away kit takedown on 28 July at €60, with plain white base, brighter red details, basic round collar and simplified cuffs, lacking the embossed pattern.

Jason McAteer urges Liverpool to strengthen right-back and right wing after Salah’s exit, with PSG leading for £100m Yan Diomande. Reds sign 14-year-old Isaiah Bryan from West Brom, beating Aston Villa.

Liverpool monitor PSG centre-back Illia Zabarnyi after Ibrahima Konate’s exit. The 23-year-old, formerly at Bournemouth, started 26 Ligue 1 games but sat behind Marquinhos and Willian Pacho late on.

Liverpool complete a deal for Colombian teenager Samuel Martinez after he passes a medical, though Andoni Iraola will not have immediate access to the forward.

Liverpool will devote most of their budget to a new right winger to replace Salah. Targets include RB Leipzig’s Yan Diomande and PSG’s Bradley Barcola, with Iraola seeking pace, dribbling and goals.

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