Liverpool’s lacklustre transfer window could be set to change as the club are reportedly preparing a ‘sensational transfer in the final stages of the window’.

The club’s fans are disappointed with the way the club conducted itself during the transfer window this summer.

They have failed to sign a single key player all summer, while all their rivals have spent heavily to strengthen their squads.

After the arrival of new manager Arne Slot at the club, it seemed that the manager would receive support on the job market to bring in players that fit his playing style and philosophy.

However, it was a quiet period for the club and the fans and that is the reason behind the disappointment among the fans.

That could all change very soon, with Football Insider claiming Liverpool are set to make a stunning move for Napoli winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia in the closing stages.

The Georgian international is a long-term target for Liverpool and the Reds could finally approach the Italian giants to sign their star player.

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Signing a striker is part of Liverpool’s plans, as evidenced by their interest in Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon.

Since Gordon is staying at St. James’ Park, their interest in Kvaratskhelia makes sense.

Kvaratskhelia is one of the most sought-after wingers in Europe and his successful spell at Napoli attracted the attention of some of the biggest clubs in the world.

In his first season in Italy, the attacker scored 14 goals and provided 17 assists in all competitions.

Last season he continued his excellent form, scoring 11 goals and providing 9 assists.

Liverpool will have to match Napoli’s £70m price tag

The Merseyside club are said to find it difficult to sign the player late in the transfer window, as Napoli would then be able to avoid a last-minute move for their key player.

According to the report, the player is valued at £70million, which shouldn’t be a problem for the Reds given they haven’t spent any money all summer.

Kvaratskhelia’s arrival could provide the spark that is missing at Anfield and completely change the mood among fans.