Post: Liverpool is likely to buy back Kanssa, and the two sides have agreed on a future contract

This summer, Liverpool sold central defender Konsa to Leverkusen, a deal that includes buyback terms. The Daily Mail revealed the specific details.

Among the players sold this summer, Liverpool is likely to buy back Kanssa in the future, and the central defender may also perform well in the Bundesliga. It is reported that Liverpool and Kanssa have reached an agreement on a future contract terms. If the club chooses to repurchase at that time, the two parties will no longer need to negotiate on personal terms. The buyback clause was added when Liverpool sold Kanssa to Leverkusen for a transfer fee of £35 million.

Liverpool like Kanssa very much, just as they like Elliott and Ben Dock. Liverpool sold Kanssa because the opponent's bid was high and the English player wanted to play every week, which Slot couldn't guarantee. However, with Van Dijk likely to leave in two years, Connate is uncertain about his future and Gomez nearly left the team for two consecutive summers, Liverpool needs more central defenders in the next few transfer windows. While this is not a sure thing, Kanssa has the potential to be one of the options for repurchases.