This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

It's the Blood Red Podcast, courtesy of the Liverpool Echo. I'm Guy Clark. Thanks for joining us.

Ibrahim the Canate has already arrived but Liverpool's summer spending spree is

waiting for the trigger to release the domino effect for those heading out of the exit door.

Coming up today we'll be discussing which player could be the key to the market moving

as well as the Red youngster who signed his first professional deal today.

Here to debate and discuss we have David Lynch, Matt

Addison and Dan K. Jents, I hope you're all well. Lynch I'll throw over to you

first and I suppose we're sort of going to be talking about transfer policy today so I suppose

for those unawares just the sort of the layer the land as it were for Liverpool in

this summer window. Yeah I think you know this is a degree of panic setting amongst certain switches of

pollsters about the fact that, you know, Kanate wasn't followed in by three or four more

signings. But I think, you know, we saw this exact same thing happen last season in terms of,

you know, there was one at the start, wasn't it was Simicass, and then he had to wait and then it was, you know,

jutter and Tiago came in together towards the end of the window and I think you know there's just

sort of a case of of Liverpool sort of seeing where things lie seeing where the opportunities are and you know I'm

sure the rate support the trigger on a couple but it's just a case of you know

knowing what the squad's going to look like later in the window it's you know I think

too much gets made about the idea that they need to sort of generate funds through

sales I don't necessarily think that's the case. I don't think

Liverpool are skinns, although they've been hit by COVID as hard as other clubs

obviously. I think you know that there's a certain guarantee of sort of

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