Can Liverpool win premier League without signings?


Liverpool remain the only Premier League club yet to make a transfer so far this summer after Martin Zubimendi turned down a move to Anfield to stay at Real Sociedad.

It's anything but certain that Liverpool will now pursue other targets after being snubbed by the midfielder.

Liverpool sought to sign Zubimendi after being told unequivocally that the player wanted to leave this summer and because they believed his profile would complement Arne Slot's existing squad.  

The pursuit has been described as 'opportunistic' and therefore there is currently no widespread expectation that Liverpool will seek to re-enter the market for another midfielder. 

How much have PL clubs spent so far this summer

Chelsea have splashed a cool, table-topping £156.3m on signings this summer - and that excludes the fee for Estevao Willian, who will join the Blues next season.

West Ham have leapfrogged Aston Villa into runners-up spot after confirming the signing of Aaron Wan-Bissaka from Man Utd.

 Liverpool are the only club yet to spend a penny...


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