This deal is written in the stars.
Zak Anderton of Anfield Watch argues that Liverpool should pursue a permanent move for Barcelona left-back Alejandro Balde. Citing reports from Ekrem Konur, the article notes that Balde is out of Hansi Flick's plans at Barcelona, with Paris Saint-Germain preparing a €40 million bid while Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, and Inter Milan monitor the defender.
Anderton believes the 22-year-old would solve Liverpool's left-back struggles under manager Andoni Iraola, pointing out that current options Milos Kerkez and Kostas Tsimikas have underperformed. The writer argues that signing the versatile Spaniard for around €40 million to €60 million would represent ideal business for the club.
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