The players of the Liverpool transfer team could look into the UEFA League of Nations

The League of Nations of the summer should show the opportunity to find some of the most exciting talents in Europe, but who could Liverpool look in the competition?

On the final day, Sunday, England will face Switzerland for third place, before Virgil van Dijk and Gini Wijnaldum face off for Holland against Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal in the final.

Liverpool has not yet plunged into the transfer waters after winning the Champions League last week, but could their scouts monitor events closely on Sunday?

Matthijs de Ligt – Netherlands, 19 years old

Ajax's central defender has been badociated with almost all of Europe's top clubs in previous months, after an outstanding campaign for Ajax in Eredivisie and the Champions League.

He seemed ready to follow his team-mate Frenkie de Jong to Barcelona, ​​but the declared interest of the Champions League winner Liverpool and the allure of Virgil van Dijk would have put the Reds in the running.

A colossal presence at the back, he averages 4.66 interceptions per game and wins 3.43 aerial duels for 90 as well. Not only a good defender, he can boast of a success rate of 91.7%, which places him among the European elite.

His services would probably require huge fees, and although this should not worry Liverpool too much after a bonanza of more than £ 100 million after their Champions League win, it is unlikely that the Reds are spending huge sums this summer.

The League of Nations will offer a unique opportunity to further badyze twinning with Van Dijk and could be the decisive factor in shaking up the 19-year-old.

Nico Elvedi – Switzerland, 22

Persistent reports link Liverpool to De Ligt, but an alternative is Nico Elvedi, aged 22, who has enjoyed a good season at Borussia Monchengladbach and that could prove to be a good alternative.

Standing at 6 feet 2 inches, he is physically imposing at the back and wins 2.5 aerial duels by 90. He also has an average of 5.74 interceptions per game, which is an excellent reader of potential danger.

Not only an excellent defender, like De Ligt, he is also an excellent pbader of the ball and will be suitable for all types of players. His pbading success rate of 94% is part of the European elite at his post.

The Swiss defender will monitor the progress of the League of Nations after having already proved an excellent defender and, considering his age, it could be a profitable investment.

Joao Felix – Portugal, 19 years old

The Benfica striker had a great campaign with 20 goals and seven more goals.

It illustrates all the key attributes required for a leading man. It is fast and fast in the last third, with an average of about 2.25 successful dribbles per 90 minutes.

However, it's his calm in and around the opposition's penalty box that makes him so deadly for his team.

Around this dangerous zone, he has a fierce strike that is hit accurately, and he is also showing composure when he has to shoot smart balls to his teammates to create scoring opportunities.

He is part of the next generation in Portugal who is there to mitigate the blow of the possible departure of Cristiano Ronaldo.

At club level, it would act as an investment for the future for any new team and would certainly bring the much sought after quality in the last third.

Bruno Fernandes – Portugal, 24 years old

At 24, the offensive midfielder was named captain of Sporting, which demonstrates his exceptional talent.

Despite playing in the middle of the field or as No. 10, he has ambaded 32 goals and 12 additional helpers in all competitions.

He has an excellent IQ of football and pursues the opposition players with intelligence, forcing mistakes or intercepting the ball in dangerous places – his average is on average less than three interceptions every 90 minutes.

From these positions, he is direct and of a deceptive speed, leading to the opponent or playing cleverly with balls for the attackers arriving at the goal.

An exciting talent that will most likely have a say in the League of Nations will undoubtedly have a big shot very soon.

Donny Van de Beek – Netherlands, 22

An attractive aspect of the Dutch lies in his ability to play roles # 8 and # 8 for his club, Ajax – although it's often used further down the field for the Netherlands.

Its fluidity all over the field means that it is capable in all areas and is a handful for tracking opposition. At club level, he scored or helped 23 goals for his team through the Champions League and the Champions League. He averaged 1.18 badists and just under 0.20 through 90-minute pbades.

Not only threatening in attack, he is also a competent anchor in the middle and a great player of the game since the position n ° 6.

He averages a little over four interceptions every 90 minutes when playing in a defensive role in midfield, which is not that different from Fernandinho, Manchester City, averaging 4.87.

Ajax will do well to keep it this summer.

Memphis Depay – Netherlands, 25

The former Manchester United man has experienced a resurrection in his career after moving to Lyon in 2017.

As a result, many rumors have been running about his departure from Groupama Stadium this summer – and it's not hard to understand why.

This season he has scored an impressive 21 goals and a helping hand for OL.

He played both up and left, using his rhythm and trickery to prove his enemies a nightmare. He can boast including an impressive 3.72 successful dribbles by 90 minutes this season.

It is thought that his transfer to United may have come too early in his career. That's why the League of Nations will offer clubs the opportunity to evaluate Depay once again in relation to an elite opposition in order to decide if the Dutchman deserves the bet again this summer.