Fulham This summer, it may have to branch out a club’s record transfer sales to sign up for the “monster” defender, whose manager personally shows his needs clearly behind the scenes.

Marco Silva previews Fulham and Liverpool clash

Whites have one of the most important blockbuster conflicts to prepare for Marco SilvaOne side of Premier League Liverpool’s leader competes in the European qualifiers.

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Marco Silva may lose him around him.

Liverpool won its last four league games and won the domestic championship this year. Arne Slot can strode forward to confirm their status as England’s champions against Fulham, but Silva will be equally determined to undermine the party with European football matches.

Among them Tottenham Hotspur’s interest in Silva replaces Angel PosteroIf the final few games of the season can also be auditioned as the 42-year-old Spurs if he is willing to do this opportunity throughout London.

“It will be a game that requires us to be close to perfection.” Silva in Fulham’s clash with Liverpool.

“From our side, we need to fight for these three points. We are in our own battles, too. They want three points to be close to the championship – we want our three points to get their own battles.”

Silva added that he expects his players to react after the last game, defeating Arsenal 2-1 at the UAE Stadium.

“We share good moments and good resonance,” Silva said.

“When you don’t achieve important achievements, like the football game we want to win, you have to share your disappointment. But at the same time, we have to work faster and do it faster for the next game – like we’ve done since the start of the season.”

Off the court, preparations for the next season have been done at Craven Cottage, with the West Londoner developing a transfer plan.

FulhamAccording to TeamTalk, strengthening larger areas is seen as a key goal for the club.

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Silva’s team also wanted to strengthen the defense and stared at the Elf’s defender Terry Yegbe.

There are rumors that Ghana International is priced at £4.5 million, but according to news outlet Fotboll Direkt, the actual price of Yegbe is close to £6 million.

While that doesn’t completely destroy a bank in the Premier League side like Fulham, it’s apparently going to smash the record with most of the money paid by Swedish Allsvenskan’s centre-back.

According to FD, Fulham is one of the main contenders to sign Yegbe This summer, but Elfsborg’s manager personally demanded a record sales figure of about £6 million to entertain Ghana’s leave.

Interestingly, it is interesting that in the Scandinavians are called “monsters” defenders.

“He’s a monster on the field,” said former Elf teammate Ahmed Qasem Deadline broadcast to football channel.

“He has too fast, strong, good. I think he’ll be surprised in Allsvenskan.”