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Journalist: Liverpool facing battle to sign Ligue 1 forward

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Liverpool Transfer Race for Paris Brunner Complicated by Borussia Dortmund Matching Rights Liverpool’s forward planning appears to have thrown up another intriguing name, with Paris Brunner now emerging as a player to watch ahead of a future transfer window.

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Liverpool Transfer Race for Paris Brunner Complicated by Borussia Dortmund Matching Rights Liverpool’s forward planning appears to have thrown up another intriguing name, with Paris Brunner now emerging as a player to watch ahead of a future transfer window.

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  1. Anfield Index · reported · 2026-10-16 18:20 UTC

    Journalist: Liverpool facing battle to sign Ligue 1 forward ↗

    Liverpool Transfer Race for Paris Brunner Complicated by Borussia Dortmund Matching Rights Liverpool’s forward planning appears to have thrown up another intriguing name, with Paris Brunner now emerging as a player to watch ahead of a futur

  2. Anfield Index · rumour · 2026-10-16 10:50 UTC

    Journalist: Liverpool facing huge battle to sign £50m-rated Bundesliga star ↗

    Liverpool Transfer News: Finn Jeltsch Battle Shows Scale of Defensive Rebuild Liverpool are looking ahead again, and that tells you plenty. Clubs at the top do not wait for a problem to become urgent, they try to get there first.

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