Liverpool achieved their objective of qualifying for the Champions League by finishing fourth in the Premier League last season.
Now, they must hold on to their key stars in the summer transfer window. A vital player linked with a move away from the club is Emre Can.
As far as the German international is concerned, the good news for the fans is that he might be staying. The Guardian’s football editor Marcus Christenson posted an update on his twitter account today and stated that as per the CEO of Juventus, it is unlikely that the Italian club will be able to sign Can from Liverpool.
#Juventus CEO Beppe Marotta admits they are unlikely to be able to sign Emre Can but that Dybala & Alex Sandro are staying #lfc #cfc #fcb
— Marcus Christenson (@m_christenson) August 6, 2017
The 23-year-old former Bayern Munich midfielder was influential for the Merseysiders, especially in the final months of the campaign. Without his brilliant performances, the Reds may have failed to finish in the top four.
Overall, he scored 5 goals and provided 2 assists in 26 Premier League starts for the Anfield club last season.
Can’s current contract will expire in less than 12 months and Liverpool must agree a new deal with him as soon as possible.
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