Liverpool fans believe the club will end up signing Anthony Gordon after a clip of him and Trent Alexander-Arnold leaked online.
The two men are currently away on international duty with England and linked up on the pitch for England’s first goal on Saturday during their 2-0 win against Ireland.
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The Liverpool defender played a through ball to Gordon who had a one-on-one shot, and although he didn’t take his chance it did lead to Declan Rice’s goal.
England have now shared footage of the two men chatting before the game about the passes that could be played, and it’s got Liverpool fans excited.
The Reds were linked with Gordon throughout the summer transfer window, but the club were unable to complete a deal.
Liverpool fans think Anthony Gordon is Anfield-bound
Newcastle wanted a jaw-dropping £100million package for Gordon during the summer, but the Premier League giants didn’t sign the winger.
Despite that, Reds fans now believe that this conversation is something they can look forward to next season as they continue to want the club to sign Gordon.
This link up will be at Liverpool soon…
U just get that feeling that Gordon is still a player we would want but lucho might change that narrative this season https://t.co/zkb9clBRzu
— Tribal Chief 🇿🇦 (@CHADO_K_) September 9, 2024
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Come to Anfield Anthony and have this type of service everyday! 🥂
— LFC Believer (@LFCBeliever) September 9, 2024
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It will be interesting to see what happens with Anthony Gordon. He got linked to a move Liverpool in the summer but Newcastle demands were too high, so maybe we could go back in the next summer transfer window but Diaz is currently on form at the moment https://t.co/7HUhsEPc0g
— Shrek2k (@NathfnParnelll1) September 10, 2024
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