Liverpool target Aurelien Tchouameni won’t be sold by Real Madrid.

Liverpool target Aurelien Tchouameni won’t be sold by Real Madrid.

Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni may be a target for Liverpool, but neither the Spanish team nor the player are interested in moving on from Real Madrid.

Liverpool target Aurelien Tchouameni won’t be sold by Real Madrid.

The Reds have had a difficult summer in the transfer market, managing to sign Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis MacAllister but unable to add another midfielder to their lineup.

Despite Liverpool and Brighton agreeing on a cost, they were unable to sign Moises Caicedo, and it appears that Southampton youth Romeo Lavia will also prefer a move to Stamford Bridge over Anfield.

With James Milner, Naby Keita, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s contracts about to expire, Fabinho and Jordan Henderson were unexpectedly sold to Saudi Arabia, necessitating the need for midfield reinforcements.

The Athletic reports that Tchouameni, 23, is considered an important player by Real Madrid and the Frenchman has no interest in pushing for a move away from the Spanish capital. Despite Liverpool’s continued search for new players, Tchouameni will not be the solution to their difficulties.

Reds star Jamie Carragher criticized the team for failing to sign a holding midfielder this summer and expressed concerns about the current hierarchical system at Anfield.

It’s been a complete catastrophe; it’s ridiculous,” Carragher discussed Liverpool’s summer business with Sky Sports. The main issue is that Liverpool has been aware of the need for additional midfielders since August of last year—or 12 months ago.

People believe that I support FSG, although I have absolutely no connection to them. However, if you look back two years, when Liverpool was the model for every team in Europe, not just those in the Premier League, this is not the fault of the owners; rather, it is the fault of the football club’s organizational structure.

What were Liverpool doing while they were winning the league and reaching the Champions League finals? Despite spending less money than other teams, they were the ones who produced these talents.

Yes, they have a fantastic manager, but they also have a transfer committee, or whatever you want to call them, behind the director of football at the top of the organization, a man named Michael Edwards, and it worked.

He left and his no.2 took over and was in the job for six months and then he moved on – you’ve got to ask why these people are moving on from the football club.

‘I don’t know why, I don’t know what’s going on behind the scenes, but a person [Jorg Schmadtke] from Germany who has a relationship with Jurgen Klopp has come in, but he’s just there for the summer and then he walks on and Liverpool get another director of football,’ the author said. Thus, Liverpool has had four football directors in the past 18 months.

“They haven’t closed any deals.” It is your responsibility in that position to close transactions. The two players that Liverpool purchased both had buyout clauses, so there was no need for lengthy negotiations.

“Liverpool have not completed deals, and it’s been embarrassing that you start with Lavia and won’t pay a certain amount, you then go for Caicedo and you get something agreed,” the writer said. “But to go with him when he’s been talking to Chelsea for three months, but then they go back to Lavia – it’s an absolute mess.”