Liverpool signs Frimpong: Leverkusen loses Star for 45 million!

Liverpool signs Frimpong: Leverkusen loses Star for 45 million!

Leverkusen, Deutschland - The Liverpool FC has officially confirmed the transfer of Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer 04 Leverkusen. The announcement took place on Friday evening and marked a significant step in the Reds squad planning. The 24-year-old right-back receives a contract until 2030.

Frimpong succeeds Trent Alexander-Arnold, who changes to Real Madrid. Alexander-Arnold's departure was a surprise for many supporters, but Liverpool reacts quickly to close the gap that the change leaves.

transfer details and record sales

Jeremie Frimpong, who has been playing at Bayer 04 since January 2021, came from Celtic Glasgow for 11 million euros. During this time he played 190 games in which he scored 30 goals and gave 44 templates. With the transfer to Liverpool, Frimpong is among the three most expensive departures in the club history of Leverkusen. The transfer fee amounts to an exit clause of 40 million euros, plus a possible 5 million euros in variables.

The most expensive sales of Bayer 04 are Kai Havertz, who switched to Chelsea for 80 million euros, and Moussa Diaby, for 55 million euros to Aston Villa. The developments around Frimpong show that Bayer Leverkusen not only develops talents, but is also able to use them to lucrative transfers, such as Laola1.at reports.

Leverkusen's sports director Simon Rolfes commented on the transfer and the constant work of the club on talent development. The association has already prepared for the departure and has alternatives in the squad, such as Arthur (22) and Nathan Tella (25), which could take over Frimpong's position. This strategic planning shows how Bayer 04 meets the challenges of the transfer season.

Liverpool's transfer history with Leverkusen

The change from Frimpong is not the first transfer between Liverpool and Bayer 04. In the past, FC Liverpool has already signed five Leverkusen players, including Emre Can, Samed Yesil, Andriy Voronin and Erik Meijer. These connections underline a long-term relationship between the two clubs, such as transfermarkt.de noted.

Frimpong's change is not only remarkable for the two clubs, but also for the fans who are excited to see how the player will assert themselves in the Premier League. His development in Leverkusen, where he was able to increase its market value from 4 million euros to 50 million euros, is an indication of his potential and skills on the field.

In the broader football landscape, there are numerous discussions about transfers, player developments and market value analyzes, such as those can be found in various forums, for example on transfermarkt.de. Such forums offer fans the opportunity to exchange ideas about the latest developments and get an insight into the football market.