Echo: Nunez s stay and leave affects Liverpool s forward reconstruction process, the team considers Ekitic

The Liverpool Echo wrote an article about the topic of Liverpool's forward line. The article stated that Nunes' stay and leave greatly affects the process of Liverpool's forward line reconstruction. The Echo wrote that although Salah's contract renewal ended discussions about his future, the future of other Liverpool strikers is still full of doubts. Rumors about Garkepo are relatively vague, with Bayern briefly linked to him and there is currently no sign that Liverpool will sell him. Although Jota is in poor form and physical condition this season, any rumors about his departure are speculation, and young forward Ben Dock has attracted Everton's interest.

Diaz said his agent had negotiated with other clubs, and Barcelona and Saudi Arabia were chasing him, but he also expressed his willingness to stay at Liverpool, but the 28-year-old's new contract has not yet made progress, and his existing contract expires in two years. Chiesa made it clear in several interviews that although he was satisfied with Liverpool, he was more willing to return to Italy and fight for more playing time.

Nuez is next, the striker realizes that he has limited opportunities at Liverpool next season and his future will almost certainly impact any further action after the transfer market reopens. If Nunes leaves, it will intensify Liverpool's demand for new centers. The latest news is that Nunes tends to stay in Europe to play, which may prevent Liverpool from getting the transfer fee for Saudi Arabia.

Italian reports indicate that Milan and Naples are chasing Nunes, and his estimated price is 40 million pounds. Liverpool's spending this summer is expected to be £200 million, so any next important signing will depend on the sale.

Liverpool have always admired Isaac, but they know the difficulty of convincing Newcastle to sell people, especially in terms of cost, so they are still in touch with Ekitic. No signing at the center position will be cheap, so before the summer window is closed, Nunes' stay and leave will greatly affect the progress of Liverpool's forward reconstruction.