Mirror: Red Army boss Henry is dissatisfied with the kesedo deal, fly
Live broadcast on August 13 News The Mirror reported that under the leadership of Liverpool boss John W-Henry, members of Fenway Sports Group flew to London to watch the club’s opening match at Stamford Bridge. They left the United States because they believed that Britain’s record bid of 0.11 billion pounds would ensure the joining of Brighton midfield player kesedo. Brighton has set a deadline for Liverpool’s offer, and Liverpool’s offer was delivered before closing, and seagulls accepted the offer. However, after knowing that keserdo was more willing to join Chelsea, Chelsea said that they were willing to bid 0.115 billion pounds for the player. In addition, they also submitted 55 million pounds for Saints star Rava. But now they may miss the Ecuador international. Chelsea boss Todd Burley offered an offer of 0.115 billion pounds to Brighton. He believes the player is more willing to join the Blues. In addition, Burleigh is also preparing to beat Liverpool on another transfer target, La Via in Southampton. This made other members of the board of directors of Henry and Anfield frustrated and dissatisfied with the handling of the transfer deal between kesedo and Brighton. They think they have a good working relationship with Brighton. They signed the Argentine World Cup champion McAllister and helped Milner join Brighton. Brighton has set a deadline for Liverpool’s offer, and Liverpool’s offer was delivered before closing, and seagulls accepted the offer. However, after knowing that keserdo was more willing to join Chelsea, Chelsea said that they were willing to bid 0.115 billion pounds for the player. In addition, they also submitted 55 million pounds for Saints star Rava. This means that when the American bosses of the two clubs face to face, the atmosphere between the board of directors and the board of directors of Stamford Bridge may be very tense. Henry’s last match against Liverpool was in April, when the Red Army defeated West Ham 2-1 with the goals of garkbo and mattep. (eagle)
