Liverpool are reportedly looking to replace one Richard Hughes signing. They've made an approach and are ready to rule the deal a failure.

Liverpool are reportedly ready to move on from right-back Jeremie Frimpong just 18 months after sporting director Richard Hughes signed him from Bayer Leverkusen. Anfield Watch highlights that the club is actively pursuing replacements in the transfer market, having reportedly made an approach for Tottenham's Pedro Porro among other interested suitors.
Anfield Watch argues that Frimpong's signing proved to be a failure because he was asked to adapt from an attacking wing-back role to a traditional back-four defender. The writer contends that moving on to a more naturally suited right-back is a sensible decision for Liverpool.
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