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It was reported that Liverpool and Arsenal started contacting to recruit Kubo Takefusa, a rising star in Japanese soccer. Some analysts say the possibility of a transfer is small.
The Hard Task reported on the 29th (Korea Standard Time) 'As the future of Real Sociedad Kubo Takefusa is uncertain, Arsenal and Liverpool reportedly started contacting him as a target for recruitment' Photo = SNS |
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It has been reported that Liverpool and Arsenal have started contacting to recruit Kubo Takefusa, a rising star in Japanese soccer. Some analysts say the possibility of a transfer is small.
Britain's The Hard Task reported on the 29th (Korea Standard Time) 'As the future of Real Sociedad Kubo Takefusa is uncertain, Arsenal and Liverpool reportedly started contacting him as a target for recruitment'
The media claimed that `the two clubs will meet with Kubo's agents, but there are essential questions about this transfer drive.'
Kubo has not impressed for Real Sociedad this season, but he is still one of the most sought-after players in Spain's La Liga. He doesn't have an overwhelming record like world-class right wingers, but he is still seen as a productive player in many ways.
Kubo is under contract with Real Sociedad until 2029, and changes are currently underway within the club, including the departure of the manager. In addition, Kubo recently replaced his agent, and new deputies will discuss their future course of action with senior members of the club.
Kubo's contract includes a buyout clause of 60 million euros (about 93.1 billion won), and half of this amount is said to belong to Real Madrid, or there is an option for Real Madrid to re-recruit at the same price.
Kubo is attracting attention from several clubs, and in the past Liverpool had Kubo in mind as an alternative resource for Mohamed Salah.
Arsenal also reportedly started contacting Liverpool, exploring the possibility of recruiting Kubo. Both teams are said to be open to recruiting winger resources to strengthen their offensive capabilities, but it is unlikely that they will pay a buyout of €60 million.
Kubo is expected to want a key role in his next team, with Arsenal and Liverpool already having Bukayo Saka and Mohamed Salah as their main right wingers, respectively, and Kubo is likely to be considered a backup resource.
In addition, the two teams are considering reinforcing different positions in this transfer market. Arsenal are focused on signing the left winger, Liverpool have plenty of side resources and are aiming for other position players such as Florian Birtz. Even if a flanker is recruited, the right winger position is not a priority.
The Hardtackle said there is a possibility that Kubo will leave Real Sociedad, but it seems unlikely that he will join Arsenal or Liverpool in this summer's transfer window.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
