Still have a budget of 200 million? Liverpool s transfer revenue this summer is 140 million euros! Isaac and Guy all want

On August 6, Liverpool officially announced that 22-year-old youth training midfielder Taylor Morton officially joined Ligue 1 Lyon, with the transfer fee of 10 million euros fixed + 5 million euros floating. The Reds also retained 20% of the players' second transfer share.

This marks that Liverpool's total sales of players exceeded the 143.3 million euro mark this summer, in sharp contrast to the recruitment spending of more than 300 million euros during the same period.

1. Liverpool's balance of income and expenditure

Liverpool's player cleaning actions this summer are orderly, and Morton's transfer is a classic case.

The England U21 international has never been able to get stable playing time at Liverpool. He only played 5 times last season, all in the Cup.

Lyon coach Fonseca regards Morton as a "dream signing" and believes that this "comprehensive and modern No. 6 player" can improve the team's midfield strength.

Morton's transfer has special financial value. As a club's youth training product, the 15 million pounds of revenue brought by this transaction can be fully included in "pure profit", effectively alleviating the pressure on Liverpool's fiscal fairness bill to spend 260 million pounds to sign up this summer.

2, 143.3 million euros in revenue composition

Liverpool's selling strategy this summer demonstrates the precise idea of layered processing. Diaz's transfer to Bayern contributed €70 million in its largest single income, and the Colombian striker's departure paved the way for cap space and tactical adjustments.

central defender Kanssa joined Leverkusen for 35 million euros, setting the second highest transfer record this summer. The soaring value of the local youth training player reflects the success of Liverpool's training system.

Kellech transferred to Brentford for 14.8 million euros, Arnold transferred to Real Madrid for 10 million euros, and even Nat Phillips, who had long been out of the loan, also brought 3.5 million euros to the club.

Liverpool ranks third in the European club seller list, second only to Leverkusen and Chelsea. This achievement highlights the club's management's outstanding ability to convert player assets into funds.

3. Liverpool's ambition next season

is in sharp contrast to the seller's income, which is Liverpool's heroic investment in the transfer market. The club has invested 308 million euros this summer to introduce five strong players and build a luxurious lineup worth 1.08 billion euros.

German genius Werz set the most expensive signing record in team history with 125 million euros, filling the core vacancy of the organization since Coutinho left the team.

The forward line transformation is also eye-catching, with high center Ekitic 95 million euros introducing 22 goals and 12 assists in the Bundesliga last season, left-back Kolkz signed by 46.9 million euros, and Flynnon joined 35 million euros to make up for Arnold's position.

But this is not the end yet. Liverpool is chasing Newcastle striker Isaac with the latest offer of 120 million to 125 million euros.

If Isaac trades successfully, Liverpool's total spending this summer will soar to more than 430 million euros, crushing the football summer window record.

4. List for sale

Of course, if you want to buy Isaac and the central defender, Liverpool still needs to clean up the players.

With the completion of the Morton deal, the club has turned its attention to more heavy players for sale, striving to balance huge spending with more deals.

forward Nunes became the most likely big-name star to leave the team. He joined for 85 million euros three years ago and has never achieved his expected performance.

Liverpool price Nunes 65 million, which is a price that has discouraged AC Milan and Inter Milan. Currently, only the Saudi Riyadh Crescent has shown substantial interest, but the players themselves tend to stay in Europe to prove themselves.

In addition to Nunes, Chiesa and Elliott are also on the list for sale. If all these transactions are completed, Liverpool's total sales revenue this summer is expected to exceed the 200 million euro mark.

5. Liverpool formed the Galaxy battleship

As the transfer market is coming to an end, Liverpool's lineup blueprint for the new season is gradually becoming clear. The German transfer market predicts that the total value of the Reds' starting lineup is as high as 758 million euros, and each line is the top-notch. The frontcourt Trident will be composed of Salah (50 million euros), Ekitic (75 million euros) and Isaac (120 million euros), with the total value of the three people reaching 245 million euros.

Midfielder Wilz (140 million euros), McAllister (100 million euros) and Heraffenberg (75 million euros). On the

defense line, the central defender combination of Van Dijk and Connate was supported by a new full-back partner: Flynnon on the right (50 million euros) and Kolkerz on the left (45 million euros).

Such a luxurious configuration makes Liverpool the top spot in institutional forecasts, with a 33% chance of winning the Premier League crushing Manchester City (23%) and Arsenal (29%), and the Champions League odds also ranked among the top three.

The new coach Slot is no longer facing a relaxed environment for moving forward in a low-key manner, but a pressure battlefield where the championship must be proved with the value. Anfield's transfer storm continues, and every signing and sale is rewriting the Premier League championship map.