James Pearce has sought to ease any worries among Liverpool supporters over the relatively quiet summer transfer window thus far.
In contrast to the £446m spending spree which was in progress last year, FSG have been much more reserved in the market this time around, with Victor Munoz the only newly-signed player nearly a month into the window (Jeremy Jacquet's move was agreed in the winter and took effect on 1 July).
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The biggest change at Anfield so far this summer has come in the dugout, with Arne Slot replaced by Andoni Iraola in early June, although it was reported in recent days that sporting director Richard Hughes is 'expected' to leave for Al-Hilal in the near future.
In the latest Transfer DealSheet for The Athletic, Pearce gave two reasons as to why transfer business at Liverpool has been thin on the ground so far.
In contrast to the £446m spending spree which was in progress last year, FSG have been much more reserved in the market this time around, with Victor Munoz the only newly-signed player nearly a month into the window (Jeremy Jacquet's move was agreed in the winter and took effect on 1 July).
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The biggest change at Anfield so far this summer has come in the dugout, with Arne Slot replaced by Andoni Iraola in early June, although it was reported in recent days that sporting director Richard Hughes is 'expected' to leave for Al-Hilal in the near future.
In the latest Transfer DealSheet for The Athletic, Pearce gave two reasons as to why transfer business at Liverpool has been thin on the ground so far.
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