Liverpool NARROW search down to two clubs

Liverpool are ready to pull the trigger on a deal as they narrow a search down to two. The Reds continue to make a lot happen all at once.

Liverpool aren't exactly starting the summer slowly, in stark contrast to last year. 2024 was remarkably slow, in fact, as the Reds failed to bring in a first-team player until August.

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This time around? Jeremie Frimpong has already joined, along with 20-year-old goalkeeper Armin Pecsi. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Caoimhin Kelleher have been sold.

There are deals in the works for Milos Kerkez and Florian Wirtz, while it's also expected that Liverpool will move for a striker. And then there are reports of moves for Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez.

Ibrahima Konate's contract talks are ongoing, too. They'll need to start with Andy Robertson before long on top of it all.

But wait! There's more.

Liverpool to find club for Vitezslav Jaros

Liverpool used three first-team goalkeepers last season. Alisson Becker was the no.1, of course, while Kelleher deputised brilliantly.

Then there was Vitezslav Jaros. Jaros only played a handful of minutes but impressed when he did. The 23-year-old proved he's a reliable goalkeeper and one who really needs more exposure to first-team football.

Especially as Pecsi arrives this summer as the expected no.3, with Giorgi Mamardashvili joining to rival Alisson. Jaros simply can't stick around - for the good of his own career.

Liverpool want to ship him out somewhere then, and it appears two clubs now look to get him. The first is Ajax, as explained by Voetbal International.

The Dutch giants, who just appointing Johnny Heitinga as head coach and have Jordan Henderson as club captain, are after a goalkeeper. Jaros is on their list but Liverpool's demands are apparently too high right now.

Then there's Lille, who are interested in signing Jaros as a backup goalkeeper. The report suggests these are the player's options right now.

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And if either meet the demands of Liverpool and player, this could move quickly. There's certainly no room at Anfield for Jaros next season - a move works in everyone's favour.