The wonderkid who reportedly rejected Manchester United should be signed by Liverpool, in line with Jürgen Klopp’s transfer philosophy.

Jürgen Klopp has prioritized a particular kind of player during recent transfer windows at Liverpool.

The policy ought to produce a celebrity who Manchester United “rejected.”

Liverpool allowed just 26 goals in the Premier League last season, an exceptionally low amount. The Reds have now allowed 29 shots to find the back of the net with 12 games left in the season.

It has been obvious for some time that the team needs to be completely restructured in order to rebuild and reshape a team that was once a contender in every competition but is now sitting sixth in the league and wishing the season would end already.

Jürgen Klopp is obviously concentrating on the future of his team when it comes to the transfer market. He has shown his vision for the club’s future by bringing in Harvey Elliott and Stefan Bajeti while also signing Calvin Ramsay and Fábio Carvalho.

One player who fits this transfer approach is Jurrien Timber, the Ajax wonderkid who has already won two championships for the Dutch team as well as the Eredivisie’s “Player of the Year” and “Talent of the Year” awards from last season.

As a result of his achievements, Timber was connected with several clubs last year, including Manchester United. He rejected Erik Ten Hag, surprising his former Ajax coach, the Mirror claims. Instead, he rehired Lisandro Martnez and Antony, two of his old subordinates. Since then, the 21-year-old has decided against leaving Amsterdam.

“Transfer? You never know what crosses your path. This summer, I will look at my options and make a decision.”

One player who fits this transfer approach is Jurrien Timber, the Ajax wonderkid who has already won two championships for the Dutch team as well as the Eredivisie’s “Player of the Year” and “Talent of the Year” awards from last season.

As a result of his achievements, Timber was connected with several clubs last year, including Manchester United. He rejected Erik Ten Hag, surprising his former Ajax coach, the Mirror claims. Instead, he rehired Lisandro Martnez and Antony, two of his old subordinates.

The 21-year-old has since changed his mind about leaving Amsterdam, claims Ajax Life via the Mirror.

Without Ten Hag, his club has struggled this year, and the Dutch champions are currently in second place, six points behind their primary rivals Feyenoord. There isn’t much more Timber can accomplish in Amsterdam, and his career possibilities may be greater elsewhere, so moving to the Premier League may be the best move for him right now.

Together with Cody Gakpo and Virgil Van Dijk of Liverpool, Timber already represents the Netherlands at the international level. At the 2022 World Cup, the Ajax defender proved that, despite his advanced age, he is capable of playing first-team football at the highest level.

The defender might be lured to Merseyside this summer by players like Van Dijk and Gakpo, and now that the international break has begun, they may be in contact with him.

The club’s youngest center back, Timber, who is only 21 years old, would be four years younger than Joe Gomez, who turns 26 in May. If Klopp wants to build for the future, Timber would be a standout acquisition who would aid in remaking the team into a formidable one once more.