Happy Slot Looks Forward After Zubimendi SagaLiverpool manager Arne Slot has opened up about his side’s failed summer pursuit of Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi, emphasising that the Reds

Slot has had his say on the Reds' chances of signing Zubimendi in the January window, amid claims the midfielder now massively regrets his decision to reject a summer move

Arne Slot discusses new Liverpool move for Martin Zubimendi after failed summer transfer - Reds boss talks up midfielder Ryan Gravenberch

After missing out on Martin Zubimendi in the summer, Liverpool have had to adapt, but while Ryan Gravenberch is excelling in his new role, Slot has not ruled out any future midfield additionsLooking

Arne Slot has issued a brutal response to Martin Zubimendi’s Liverpool U-turn, after the midfielder rejected the chance to join the club this summer. Liverpool had reportedly triggered Zubimendi’s £52million release clause, with a move to Anfield looking likely for the Real Sociedad man.

Arne Slot insists Liverpool have “moved on” from Martin Zubimendi, but claimed there would have been room in his squad for both him and Ryan Gravenberch. There were whispers earlier in the week of a renewed bid for Zubimendi in January, with a claim via a parody Twitter account gaining traction over the Real Sociedad midfielder’s ‘regret’.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has played down talk of a future move for Martin Zubimendi after the Real Sociedad star opted against joining them in the summer transfer window

While the Zubimendi deal fell through, Ryan Gravenberch has made a lasting impression since his arrival at Anfield. Slot’s faith in the Dutch midfielder is evident, as he has started every match under the new boss this season, and his performances have been met with widespread praise.

This came via an ‘exclusive’ from Twitter parody account @indykaila and later picked up by Spanish outlet Estadio Deportivo. The report cited “English media” as their source – in other words, the aforementioned tweet – but was then regurgitated by the likes of the Liverpool Echo, the Mail, the Mirror and talkSPORT.

Real Sociedad and Spain midfielder Martin Zubimendi regrets not moving to Liverpool and wants the Reds to come back in for him. (Estadio Deportivo - in Spanish), external Want more transfer news? Read

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