In the latest developments of the transfer market, Liverpool FC's interest in signing Anthony Gordon could potentially be reignited following news from Newcastle United about a rejected bid for another player. This comes as Liverpool has already made significant moves in the transfer window, securing three new signings, including Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong, and Armin Pecsi. The Reds are gearing up for their Premier League title defense, which kicks off on August 15 against Bournemouth.

As the summer transfer period unfolds, Liverpool has been proactive in their efforts to enhance their squad. The club’s manager, Arne Slot, is focused on ensuring the team is championship-ready for the upcoming season, and that includes navigating the complexities of the transfer market. Alongside their own activities, Liverpool is also keeping a watchful eye on developments at rival clubs, particularly Newcastle United.

According to reports from Chronicle Live, Newcastle United recently turned down a substantial £45 million bid from Nottingham Forest for winger Anthony Elanga. Interestingly, while a deal for Elanga remains uncertain, it could have significant implications for Anthony Gordon's future at St James' Park. Previously, Gordon was heavily linked with a move to Liverpool during the last summer transfer window.

Anthony Gordon, who formerly played for Everton, was in the sights of Liverpool last summer when he had reportedly agreed to a transfer to Newcastle worth an impressive £75 million. As part of that potential transfer, Liverpool's Joe Gomez was also included, with a proposed £45 million deal for him to move to Newcastle. Ultimately, the deal fell through, and Gordon remained with Newcastle.

The situation surrounding Gordon's potential move to Liverpool hinges on Newcastle's current strategy regarding transfers. Initially, the club was under pressure to manage financial constraints in accordance with the Premier League's Profit & Sustainability Rules. However, after successful sales of players like Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minteh, Newcastle found themselves in a more secure position to retain Gordon.

As the transfer window continues, the focus shifts to whether Newcastle's pursuit of Elanga will lead to a significant change in Gordon's status within the squad. Should Newcastle's signing of Elanga come to fruition, it might open the door for Gordon's departure, making it possible for Liverpool to revisit their interest in the young England international.

With the transfer saga still unpacking, fans and analysts alike will be closely monitoring the developments at both Liverpool and Newcastle in the coming weeks.