Liverpool are 'future-proofing' themselves for the next 10 years with the signings they've made this summer, according to goalkeeper Ben Foster.
The Reds have made some important signings already this window, with the additions of Fabio Carvalho, Darwin Nunez and Calvin Ramsay. They're gradually lowering the average age of their squad with none of the three signings above the age of 22, although Nunez turns 23 this week.
It's the signing of the Uruguayan that sends the biggest statement of intent as he joins for an initial fee of £64m, potentially rising to a club-record fee of £85m if all add-ons are paid out. Foster, who has made over 300 Premier League appearances throughout his career, believes it's a smart move by the Reds.
