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Richard Hughes will stay at Liverpool despite interest from Saudi Arabia. The club has rejected approaches for the sporting director, whose contract lasts until the end of next season.
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Richard Hughes to remain at Liverpool despite interest from Saudi Arabia
Liverpool have been handed a massive boost ahead of the summer transfer window, with sporting director Richard Hughes expected to remain at the club.
According to talkSPORT, Liverpool have rebuffed interest from Saudi Arabia in their renowned talent-spotter, whose contract runs until the end of next season.
The Reds are gearing up for a crucial summer transfer window, and Hughes is expected to play a crucial role in their recruitment process.
Hughes is considered a primary target by Saudi Pro League (SPL) side Al Hilal, and they’re not throwing in the towel despite Liverpool’s stance.
Al Hilal are still optimistic about recruiting Hughes to their project even if they have to wait until he runs out his contract at Anfield.
The desire to bring in the former Bournemouth director is reportedly driven by incoming majority owner Prince Al Waleed bin Talal Al Saud.
Prince Al Saud has always held a minority stake in Al Hilal, but is poised to take more control of the club, and bringing in Hughes is a key part of his ambitious post-World Cup plans.
Meanwhile, Hughes is already working closely with the chief executive of football, Michael Edwards, in preparing for what is considered a crucial summer transfer window.
Saudi Arabia was interested in Richard Hughes due to his reputation as a renowned talent-spotter.
Richard Hughes' contract with Liverpool runs until the end of next season.
Hughes' decision to remain at Liverpool provides a significant boost to the club's transfer plans ahead of the summer window.

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After botching their Premier League title defence, Liverpool plan to bring in three or four fresh recruits as part of another squad rebuild.
Replacing Mohamed Salah and Andrew Robertson will be at the top of their to-do list this summer, with both players set to bring their near-decade spell at Anfield to a close.
Liverpool have already drawn up a shortlist of potential replacements for Salah, with RB Leipzig’s Yan Diomande firmly at the top of their wishlist.
The Reds spent a fortune to overhaul the squad last summer, with Hughes and Edwards forking out over £400 million to bring in Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Jeremie Frimpong, and Milos Kerkez, among others.
Liverpool have already agreed a deal to sign Stade Rennais talent Jeremy Jacquet, who is seen as a long-term replacement for captain Virgil van Dijk, while they’re still locked in contract talks with Ibrahim Konate.