Liverpool Eye Ambitious Six-Player Swap Deal with Bournemouth
Liverpool are reportedly making a major move in the transfer market, targeting a bold six-player deal with Bournemouth that could reshape both squads.
With Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk recently committing to new contracts, Liverpool are setting their sights on strengthening key areas ahead of the summer window. According to The Daily Mail, the Reds have expressed strong interest in three Bournemouth players: defender Dean Huijsen, left-back Milos Kerkez, and forward Antoine Semenyo.
German journalist Florian Plettenberg has confirmed Liverpool’s pursuit of Huijsen, viewing him as a potential replacement for Jarell Quansah in the defensive rotation.
In what could evolve into a blockbuster deal, Bournemouth are reportedly eyeing three Liverpool players in return. While specific names haven’t been disclosed yet, the proposed six-player swap suggests deep negotiations are underway between the two clubs.
If completed, this transfer could be one of the most talked-about deals of the summer.
Liverpool and Bournemouth Exploring Multi-Player Deal as Summer Window Heats Up
Liverpool continue to shape their summer plans, with Bournemouth emerging as a key partner in what could be a unique six-player transfer scenario.
According to The Daily Mail, Liverpool are targeting Bournemouth’s Dean Huijsen and Milos Kerkez as part of their recruitment drive. In return, the Cherries are reportedly monitoring three Liverpool players: goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher, winger Ben Doak, and midfielder Harvey Elliott.
Though a six-player swap deal is on the table, separate negotiations for each player remain a possibility.
Kelleher is considered the most attainable target for Bournemouth. The 26-year-old Irish international is expected to leave Anfield in search of regular first-team football, with Giorgi Mamardashvili set to arrive as his replacement. Kelleher, who has just one year left on his deal, could command a fee around £20 million.
Meanwhile, Elliott, despite limited minutes under new manager Arne Slot, is not for sale. The 22-year-old is said to be committed to fighting for his place at Anfield. Ben Doak remains a longer-term prospect and may only move if it benefits his development.
The situation is evolving quickly and could shape up to be one of the most intriguing multi-player deals of the summer.
