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JEREMIE FRIMPONG HAS ALREADY SIGNED AS LIVERPOOL HAVE BEEN EXTREMELY BUSY IN THE OPENING DAYS OF THE SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW 19:45, 02 Jun 2025 Liverpool have already revealed Jeremie
Frimpong as the first signing of what appears to be a summer of intent. The Premier League champions have no desire to give away their crown, if anything Arne Slot will be vying to
accumulate more honours on top of it. The Dutchman, 24, completed his £29.5m switch from Bayer Leverkusen last Friday, only hours after it was announced a deal worth £10m had been agreed for
Trent Alexander-Arnold head to Real Madrid one month early. Frimpong's former teammate, Florian Wirtz, is the big focus of Anfield chiefs as they remain confident in negotiations
despite the rejection of a £109m bid for the midfielder. If they are able to press ahead then Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez is a target to secure the long-term future of the left-back role
in Slot's plans, meanwhile there is plenty of speculation over which forwards Liverpool will retain or need to replace. Eintracht Frankfurt's 22-goal man Hugo Ekitike is hotly
linked. READ MORE: Joshua Kimmich offers true Bayern Munich transfer feelings after Florian Wirtz Liverpool snubREAD MORE: Liverpool transfer news LIVE - Florian Wirtz bid rejected, Darwin
Nunez doubt, Luis Diaz future These deals, completed or being worked on, all act as incredible indicators that FSG are committed to keeping the club at the Premier League's summit. In
addition to those mentioned, there is one more arrival who may go under the radar amid all of the current excitement. Last summer a £30m agreement was struck with La Liga outfit Valencia for
the transfer of goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili. Planned for in advance of summer 2025, it was always the intention that the Georgian international would complete his switch officially on
July 1. Article continues below He is therefore due to report to the AXA Training Centre when pre-season training begins next month alongside fellow fresh face Frimpong. It remains to be
seen whether Wirtz, Kerkez, Ekitike or indeed any others will enter alongside, but it is quite evidently Liverpool's intention to have their business wrapped up quickly to give Slot the
best chance to get started for the new season. A lot has been made of Mamardashvili and the role he is to play upon joining his new club. The 24-year-old has been a key starter at Valencia
for the past four seasons but he will be faced with the challenge of usurping Alisson Becker. It would appear he is taking Caoimhin Kelleher's spot in the pecking order as the Irishman
is close to an £18m move to Brentford. "They are looking at me as the Liverpool goalkeeper for the next 10 years,” he told Geo Team when asked what the Reds told him during transfer
negotiations last year. "My next step will be the same as it was in Valencia. "I will go and prove it and do what I can. The main thing is patience, training and hard work. And
everything else will come by itself. "I think it will be good. Training with (Alisson) will help me grow too and I will gain a lot of experience with him." Article continues below
Mamardashvili gave a firm shake of the head when asked if he would be moving out on loan to gain further experience.