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#4 Xherdan Shaqiri to Liverpool
Liverpool possess possibly the most skilful front three in European football currently, but they need some depth to ensure that their players do not tire down by the business end of the season. After having invested heavily in strengthening their midfield and backline, it was important for them to look for a clever move in order to bolster their forward line.
Accordingly, after having unsuccessfully chased Nabil Fekir, Liverpool turned their attention towards Xherdan Shaqiri. The Swiss forward was relegated last season with Stoke City, and hence Jurgen Klopp’s side triggered the relegation clause in his contract to lure him for a little over £13.5 million.
The Swiss international could play from the right wing, and his change of pace coupled with the tendency to deliver some sumptuous balls into the box would benefit Liverpool to open up stringent backlines.
Moreover, Shaqiri plays in the same position in which Mohammed Salah does, and his presence in the squad would surely provide the Egyptian with some much-required rest during the busier portion of the season. His ability to score some mesmerizing goals occasionally would delight Anfield, and Liverpool’s swift action to buy the 26-year-old is definitely interesting.
