Liverpool are among the clubs closely watching Feyenoord right-back Givairo Read, with the 20-year-old continuing to build momentum after an eye-catching start to the season. According to TeamTalk, the Merseyside club remain attentive to his progress, while Arsenal and Manchester City are also in the picture.
Read has made a notable impact in the Eredivisie already, registering “five assists in just seven Eredivisie appearances this term” and playing a central role in Feyenoord’s unbeaten opening to the campaign. For a player still early in his development, that level of output has naturally drawn attention from elite Premier League recruitment teams.
Givairo Read Emerges in Liverpool Transfer Thinking
The background to this interest is important. Read was close to a move to England in the summer, with Nottingham Forest making a bid and Everton also pushing. Roma were mentioned too, through the Friedkin Group structure, but the move never came together. Liverpool, however, were already in the frame, and that interest has not faded.
As TeamTalk reports, Liverpool “were also keeping a close eye on Read throughout the summer, along with Arsenal and Man City, and remain attentive to his situation as the season develops”. That line fits with the wider sense around Anfield, where recruitment work continues even when immediate action is not guaranteed.
There is a clear football reason for the attention. Liverpool are described as viewing Read “as a potential solution to their right-back issues”. In a market where specialist full-backs with attacking quality are highly valued, his profile is increasingly attractive.
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