The website 'Fichajes' reported that the English club Liverpool is planning an ambitious winter transfer market, by investing 230 million euros to strengthen the team with three star players, after spending over 400 million euros last summer.

The site explained that the club aims to strengthen positions that need support, specifically the midfield and defense, by acquiring a balanced midfielder, an attacking playmaker, and a central defender capable of leading the defense in the future.

Eduardo Camavinga, a player for Real Madrid, is considered Liverpool's primary target, with a potential offer estimated at around 60 million euros, due to his flexibility and ability to cover the field, which aligns with the team's dynamic style.

The second target is Vitinha, a midfielder from Paris Saint-Germain, who is expected to cost the club around 90 million euros, thanks to his creativity and attacking ability that enhance the team's performance in midfield.

In defense, Liverpool is targeting a contract with Alessandro Bastoni, a 25-year-old player from Milan, who is seen as the natural heir to Virgil van Dijk, with an estimated price of around 80 million euros to ensure a stable defensive present and future.

The same source indicated that the club's plan does not come from impulsiveness, but rather is a calculated strategy to cover the team's essential needs and achieve a balance between physical strength, skill, and defensive solidity, aiming to return to competing in the Premier League and the Champions League.

The report confirmed that integrating the new stars will require time and adaptation from the coaching staff, while Liverpool fans hope that these investments will translate into significant achievements and titles, marking the beginning of a new phase of competitive revival at Anfield.