In a major development this summer transfer window, Netherlands international Jeremie Frimpong has officially arrived in the United Kingdom aboard a private jet to complete his long-anticipated move to Liverpool Football Club. The 23-year-old right-back will become the Reds’ latest signing after the club triggered his £35 million release clause from German champions Bayer Leverkusen.
Frimpong, who had an outstanding 2023/24 season under Xabi Alonso, played a pivotal role in helping Leverkusen clinch the Bundesliga title and reach the Europa League final. His blend of electrifying pace, attacking flair, and defensive tenacity has made him one of the most exciting full-backs in Europe — and Liverpool wasted no time in sealing the deal as they look to strengthen their backline ahead of the new campaign.
The former Manchester City academy graduate and ex-Celtic star is now undergoing medical tests at Liverpool’s AXA Training Centre, with an official announcement expected within the next 24 hours. Personal terms are believed to have been agreed weeks ago, with Frimpong reportedly set to sign a five-year contract until June 2030.
Frimpong’s arrival is expected to reshape Liverpool’s tactical setup under new manager Arne Slot. With Trent Alexander-Arnold’s role likely to evolve further into midfield, Frimpong provides a dynamic and natural fit on the right flank — bringing balance and energy to a team looking to challenge again on all fronts next season.
The move is being widely celebrated by Liverpool fans on social media, who see Frimpong as the perfect blend of youth and experience, and a symbol of the club’s bold new direction post-Klopp. If all goes to plan, Frimpong could be unveiled as early as tomorrow in what would be a huge statement of intent from the Merseyside giants.