Liverpool are still waiting for their first signing of the summer transfer window.
The Reds have been quiet, unlike their Premier League rivals this summer who have all made new additions to their squad.
Liverpool finished third in the league and failed to win the Europa League in Jurgen Klopp’s farewell season for the club.
It looked like a certainty that the Reds will strengthen their squad this summer but they have surprised fans and even rivals with no business so far.
Newcastle United attacker Anthony Gordon has been linked with a move to the Premier League giants and despite the rumours cooling down about his potential move to Anfield this summer, the Reds are still interested in him and a deal could still materialise.
According to GiveMeSport, a deal for the England international to join Arne Slot’s Liverpool is still possible.
Gordon enjoyed a successful individual season at St James’ Park under Eddie Howe. He scored 11 goals in the league and provided 10 assists, showing his ability to score as well as create goals.
Last month, the Magpies were desperate to offload players in order to comply with Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules.
They thought about selling Gordon but after their sales of Yankuba Minteh and Elliot Anderson, they did not have any desperate need to cash in on Gordon and so they changed their mind.
Boyhood Liverpool fan has reportedly had his head turned by interest from Liverpool and the Reds remain keen on signing him.
Liverpool need to act swiftly to sign Anthony Gordon
Less than two weeks are left in the Premier League season to start and 25 days are left in the transfer window to shut down
Liverpool have to make a move as soon as possible if they are genuinely interested in signing the player.
The England international can add pace, quality and width to the Merseyside club. His arrival will bring competition among the Liverpool attackers and provide the fans the signing they have been looking for.
Arne Slot needs the backing from the club to make new signings and Gordon would be the ideal player to start off the new era under the Dutch manager.