LIVERPOOL
reasons show that XAVI SIMONS is a very potential deal for Liverpool

The Anfield team is actively looking to enhance their attacking options during this summer’s transfer window, with Xavi Simons being one of the players they’re keeping an eye on.

The Dutch international has had a remarkable season at RB Leipzig, boasting 9 goals and 15 assists in 42 appearances across all competitions. As his loan term draws to a close, speculation arises regarding his next destination. Sources close to Xavi Simons suggest he’s not keen on returning to Paris Saint-Germain, indicating a potential permanent deal with Leipzig or a move to another club, possibly one in the Premier League with strong financial backing.
Liverpool, having previously shown interest in PSV Eindhoven talents, could be a viable option. While Jurgen Klopp opted for Cody Gakpo over Simons last year, circumstances have changed. Simons could be Klopp’s first signing post-era, for several reasons: his versatility would bolster Liverpool’s attacking options, his loan performances hint at immediate Premier League impact, and his age aligns with Liverpool’s strategy of nurturing young talents with resale value.
As the summer transfer window looms, attention turns to Anfield, where Xavi Simons may mark the beginning of a new era under Klopp’s successor.
1. Remarkable goal scoring and assistive ability

Liverpool has faced issues with converting chances into goals, as seen in recent matches like the 0-1 loss to Crystal Palace and the 2-2 draw with Everton. Xavi Simons, despite being an attacking midfielder, has showcased a remarkable goal-scoring instinct over the past two seasons. In the Bundesliga alone, he has directly contributed to 19 goals for RB Leipzig this season, and in the previous season, he scored 19 goals and provided 8 assists for PSV.
If Liverpool manages to secure Simons’ signature, his knack for converting chances into goals could be crucial in addressing their recent struggles in front of goal. With his consistent track record of goal contributions, he could offer the finishing touch Liverpool needs to reignite their title aspirations and challenge for top honors once again.
2. Pedestal from the Dutch
Arne Slot remains the top contender to become the head coach at Anfield next season, with his Dutch nationality adding to his appeal. Interestingly, Liverpool’s current squad features players from Xavi Simons’ national team, including Virgil van Dijk, Cody Gakpo, and Ryan Gravenberch. This shared national background could potentially create a comfortable environment for Simons if he were to join Liverpool under Slot’s leadership.
Indeed, having players like Virgil van Dijk, Cody Gakpo, and Ryan Gravenberch in the squad could serve as ideal guides for the 21-year-old midfielder, aiding his swift integration into Liverpool’s collective playing style. Additionally, the previous partnership between Simons and Gakpo at PSV adds an extra layer of anticipation for fans, as their reunion at Liverpool promises exciting possibilities on the field.
3. Suitability with Slot strategy

Arne Slot’s preferred 4-2-3-1 formation aligns well with Xavi Simons’ strengths, as he excels in the role of a “number 10.” Simons’ versatility also allows him to thrive on the wings in a 4-3-3 system, providing flexibility in case of changes to Liverpool’s lineup, particularly if Mohamed Salah or Luis Diaz were to leave, considering the ongoing speculation surrounding their futures.
In summary, Simons seems like a highly promising addition for Liverpool, offering adaptability and skill for the team’s future endeavors.
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