Latest Transfer Rumors: Djed Spence Offered to Liverpool

Thursday's Liverpool news brings the latest on Tottenham Hotspur's Djed Spence being offered to the Reds. The left-back, who can also play on the right, has been linked with Liverpool due to his impressive performances for England at the World Cup and Andy Robertson’s move to Spurs.

According to journalist Ben Jacobs from The United Stand, Spence 'has been offered around,' suggesting that his agent is actively shopping him. While both Liverpool and Manchester United have reportedly shown interest, it remains unclear if either club is genuinely interested in making a deal at this time.

Spence's addition would make sense for Liverpool as he is in his prime years and has Premier League experience. However, his potential move hinges on the negotiations between Tottenham and any prospective clubs.

Jayden Danns' Injury Recovery and Victor Munoz's Pre-Season Readiness

In other Liverpool news, Jayden Danns is nearing a return to full fitness after an injury at the start of pre-season training. He has been selected for the upcoming friendly against Monaco on Sunday, showing his eagerness to impress new manager Iraola.

Victor Munoz, who was brought in via a transfer clause activation, has also put his hand up for selection. This attitude is exactly what Liverpool need as they prepare for the upcoming season. There are still doubts over Jeremy Jacquet's fitness after he missed main training on Wednesday, which could mean he might miss four pre-season friendlies.

Club History: On This Day in 1936

On this day in 1936, George Kay became Liverpool’s seventh manager, succeeding George Patterson. Kay managed the club through World War II and was responsible for naming Bill Shankly for one match during the conflict. He led Liverpool to its first First Division title in 1946/47 and secured a place in the FA Cup final in 1950 before retiring due to illness.

Despite his brief tenure, Kay's impact on the club was significant, laying the groundwork for future success under Shankly.