According to Billy Hogan, CEO of the club, Liverpool has been due to the extensive long -term planning of the significant transfer costs this summer.
Hogan says that earning the winner of the 20 English League gave the club confidence to work as a world monster.
The most recent signature of the club was a million million million million million million million-million-million French striker Hugo Ekitic, the French striker Hugo Ekitic, the most recent signature of the club.
That movement has pushed the total transfer costs for the Liverpool window to about $ 300 million. Meanwhile, departments with six players Trent Alexander-Arnold have brought approximately $ 64 million $ 64 million.
In the usual conservative view of Liverpool in the transfer market, the number of investments has changed clearly, but Hogan has aligned the cost with the club’s durable economic strategy.
“It doesn’t just happen; it has been many years to make,” he told athletic. “One of the things we are constantly focusing is ‘a virtue circle.’ The club is trying to make sure that we can earn as much as possible, which clearly helps to be more capable in the team. “
He mentioned that a misleading picture can be presented by justice of a single window -based club: “The problem is that if you see only one personal summer. Maybe the sound of the data will be removed. We have not spent enough that last summer has been made…”
Hogan also pointed out the ambition of the American owners of the Fanway Sports Group, Liverpool, who wants to succeed in the leadership of the new manager Arn Slot after the last season’s championship campaign.
He said, “We also recognize this by winning the English League title on the 5th of the 8th, this is the largest club in the world. We want to make sure we are acting like someone.”
“Filling the stadiums in Hong Kong and Japan, a large number of global stars coming and playing in Annfield, what we expect and want to expect.”
Liverpool is currently on a tour in Asia, and AC Milan will face AC Milan on Saturday before going to Japan for a match against Yokohama Marinos.
His premiere league championship begins on August 15 at Annfield against Bornamout.
