Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan has praised the club's new transfer chief Julian Ward for his efforts in a summer window which has seen the Reds sign Darwin Nunez and tie Mohamed Salah down to a new deal.
Highly-rated Uruguayan hitman Nunez arrived for a mega-money fee which could rise as high as £85million, and is one of only three Anfield arrivals in the current window, with the Reds also having moved swiftly to swoop for Aberdeen right-back Calvin Ramsey and Fabio Carvalho of Fulham. However, Liverpool's best bit of business this summer has arguably been convincing Salah to commit to a new deal.
The Egyptian forward penned a new long-term contract to keep him at the club until 2025, eradicating fears the Reds could lose the free-scoring 30-year-old for nothing upon the expiry of his previous arrangement next summer. Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has since suggested the club have concluded their transfer business with regards to incomings in the current window and it seems CEO Hogan is more than happy with the Reds' activity.
