BREAKING NEWS: Liverpool make surprising decision on Martin Zubimendi.

Liverpool have had a strong start to the season across all competitions under the guidance of their new manager, Arne Slot. The Reds have performed admirably in the Premier League, Champions League, and EFL Cup, showing that they remain competitive even after the departure of long-time manager Jürgen Klopp.

Despite a relatively quiet summer transfer window, where their only major signing was Federico Chiesa, Liverpool have proven that they can still compete at the highest level. The team’s performance has been particularly impressive given the minimal squad changes, highlighting Slot’s impact on their style of play and effectiveness on the field.

One setback for Liverpool during the summer was the failure to sign Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi, who turned down a move to Anfield. As a result, the club has shifted its attention to another midfield target, someone with a history of working under Slot.

According to Teamtalk, Liverpool is now considering a move for Dutch midfielder Quinten Timber, who previously worked with Slot during their time at Feyenoord. Timber has been a standout performer in the Eredivisie, and Slot, familiar with his abilities, sees him as a valuable addition to the squad.

One of the main reasons Liverpool is interested in Timber is his versatility. He is capable of playing in multiple positions across the midfield, making him a useful asset for Slot’s team. Timber’s adaptability is one of his key strengths, and Slot believes that this could provide the squad with additional tactical options and depth.

Liverpool had hoped to secure Timber’s signature during the summer transfer window, but negotiations didn’t progress. With his contract at Feyenoord set to expire in 2026, there is speculation that the Dutch club might consider cashing in on him next year, which could work in Liverpool’s favor.

Another interesting aspect of Timber’s potential move to the Premier League is the prospect of facing his twin brother, Jurrien Timber, who plays as a defender for Arsenal. The idea of competing against his sibling at the top level could be an enticing challenge for Quinten Timber.

At Anfield, Slot is keen to refresh his midfield, even though Ryan Gravenberch has delivered some impressive performances so far this season. The manager is focused on building a squad with both quality and depth, and Timber could be a key piece in achieving that goal.

By targeting Timber, Slot aims to enhance the balance and flexibility of Liverpool’s midfield, ensuring that the club remains competitive as they pursue success in multiple competitions this season.