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Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur could be involved in four deals this summer, with the Reds interested in signing both Pedro Porro and Luka Vuskovic, according to reports.<\/p>\n
Tottenham have positioned themselves at the front of the queue to sign Andy Robertson when he leaves Liverpool<\/strong><\/a> this summer. Tottenham failed to snare the left-back during the January window but can get him on a free transfer in the summer when his Liverpool contract expires.<\/p>\n The Daily Mail<\/em> reported on Thursday that Tottenham are keen on signing Robertson\u2019s Liverpool team-mate Curtis Jones to bolster their midfield ranks.<\/p>\n However, both moves are reliant on Roberto De Zerbi keeping Spurs in the Premier League.<\/p>\n As per Anfield Watch<\/em><\/a>, Liverpool could respond by moving for both Porro and Vuskovic this summer.<\/p>\n Liverpool are \u2018lining up a move for Porro<\/strong><\/a>\u2018 and are \u2018ready to sign\u2019 him. Anfield chiefs Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards are firmly considering a deal for the full-back after club scouts recommended his signing.<\/p>\n READ: Top 10 Premier League strikers: Haaland behind Chelsea, Liverpool forwards<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Porro \u2018profiles well as a potential replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold,\u2019 the report claims. Liverpool signed Jeremie Frimpong last summer to replace Alexander-Arnold, but the Dutchman has had an injury-hit debut campaign on Merseyside and has also been used as a right winger at times.<\/p>\n A separate report from\u00a0Anfield Watch\u00a0<\/em>states that Liverpool are also \u2018preparing a move for Vuskovic.\u2019<\/p>\n Deals for Porro and Vuskovic<\/strong><\/a> will become far more likely if Spurs are relegated to the Championship \u2013 but such a scenario would stop Robertson and Jones from heading to north London.<\/p>\n The reports make no mention of how much Porro or Vuskovic might cost Liverpool. Spurs have previously quoted interested clubs over \u00a350m for Porro, though he will surely be available for a lower price this summer given he has had a poor campaign.<\/p>\n The Spaniard\u2019s price tag will drop further if Spurs fail to stay in the top flight.<\/p>\n