Brighton reject Liverpool's new £60m Minteh bid
Liverpool have an improved bid of £60m for winger Yankuba Minteh rejected by Brighton but talks between the clubs continue.
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"As a manager, this is an easy one for me. I wanted the players for the first day on 13 July - everyone here and all the positions doubled with top-level players."
— Andoni Iraola , Executive
"You are asking me what we need - there are certain situations that for me are clear - especially now on the wing because we don't have enough players specific to play in those positions."
— Andoni Iraola , Executive
"With Curtis, you know. I think it's still not official but there is an ongoing situation."
— Andoni Iraola , Executive
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Liverpool have an improved bid of £60m for winger Yankuba Minteh rejected by Brighton but talks between the clubs continue.
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