Good news hit Liverpool as the club is finalizing the acquisition of a player dubbed as ‘Sadio Mane 2.0’ during Arne Slot’s initial transfer window.

Liverpool may be on the verge of securing a genuine successor to Sadio Mane with the potential signing of Crysencio Summerville this summer.

The forward, who has been in superb form for Leeds United, has emerged as a prime target for Anfield in recent weeks.

Liverpool is poised for significant changes both on and off the field during the summer. With Arne Slot taking over from Jurgen Klopp as manager, there’s anticipation of a flurry of new arrivals on Merseyside to form his coaching staff.

Slot is anticipated to utilize the upcoming transfer window to shape the squad according to his vision, collaborating closely with Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards to assess potential departures and acquisitions.

The Reds are expected to prioritize bolstering their attacking options, particularly with rumors swirling around the future of Luis Diaz.

The former Porto player has attracted interest from Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona, with suggestions that he could consider other options if Liverpool doesn’t present him with a contract extension offer.

Online comparisons liken the forward to Mane, attributing it to his energetic style, overall technique, and a penchant for scoring late, crucial goals, akin to the Liverpool legend.

Summerville’s ability to deliver vital goals for Leeds this season has earned him the reputation of a big-game performer, reminiscent of Mane’s penchant for shining brightest in crucial moments.

Liverpool has felt the absence of Mane’s dynamism and decisive contributions, and in Summerville, aged 22, they see a potential successor who can thrive under Slot’s guidance, mirroring Feyenoord’s attacking prowess in recent seasons.

However, acquiring the winger won’t come cheap, with Liverpool likely having to surpass the £30m they paid Southampton for Mane’s services in 2016.