Liverpool have been handed a significant boost in their pursuit of Jeremie Frimpong. The Reds are in the market for a new right-back after it was finally confirmed that Trent Alexander-Arnold will be leaving the club as a free agent this summer.

Liverpool have made Jeremie Frimpong one of their top targets for the summer transfer window, but their pursuit of the Netherlands international has now hit a major snag

The Reds have been named in connection with a deal for Netherlands international Frimpong following the decision by Trent Alexander-Arnold to leave the club at the end of the season, which was made public earlier this month.

The search for the next right-back isn’t about finding another quarterback—it’s about installing a full-throttle attacker. And in Frimpong, currently tearing up Bundesliga defences for Bayer Leverkusen,

Liverpool are reportedly closing in on a deal to sign Jeremie Frimpong, though his potential arrival has sparked debate over Conor Bradley's future in the Reds' starting line-up

‘Jeremie Frimpong has a long contract with us, which also has an exit clause, but we are currently unaware of any transfer,’ Carro told RTL. Meanwhile, Leverkusen are also facing the prospect of losing Florian Wirtz, who is attracting interest from Bayern Munich and Manchester City ahead of the summer transfer window.

Liverpool are known for acting swiftly in the transfer market, often targeting players who blend tactical intelligence with value, athleticism and character. As reported by The Athletic, the Reds are now closely monitoring Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong as they prepare for life after Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Liverpool transfer target Jeremie Frimpong spent nine years at Manchester City's academy, but he couldn't find a way of breaking into Pep Guardiola's first team before leaving the club