Liverpool must have liked what it just saw from Anthony Gordon it won't have minded Eddie how's comments either as the transfer window ticks towards a Close Liverpool would undoubtedly have liked to get its transfer business done far earlier this summer but it does set things up for an exciting conclusion over the next few days as deadline day draws ever closer activity is still very possible with many things still up in the air potentially including the future of Anthony Gordon who just got something of an field audition it would now take an incredibly dramatic turn of events for Gordon to arrive at Liverpool ahead of the looming deadline a deal was agreed earlier in the window that would have seen Joe Gomez go the other way but Newcastle found other solutions to its immediate PSR worries and at this point would surely be loathed to lose such an important player at such a late stage it's been claimed that onslot is considering Federico kza a surprising link that suggests the reds are looking at alternative ways to bolster the front line the fact that Luis Diaz appears to be staying put and finding form also lessens the need for recruitment particularly on the Left Flank however Liverpool's admiration for Gordon is no secret and nor is the fact that the feeling is mutual and Newcastle boss Eddie how recently refused to rule out high-profile departures even this late in the day I have been in the game too long to make those statements how said at the weekend after a one-o-one draw against Bournemouth in which Gordon found the net what I will say is from my part and the club's part we'll do everything we can to keep our best players but I'm not a fortune teller as manages we learn to live with it in this world because we have to but it's not ideal there is a lot going on what's going on Eddie we'd certainly love to know but whether or not there's any hope of Liverpool resurrecting a move for Gordon this summer he remains a player of Interest after all with less than 2 years left on his Newcastle contract his eagerness for the move to an field will not be forgotten by recruitment Chiefs but the Improvement of Diaz's prospects at Liverpool does beg the question of where Gordon would fit in especially with Cody gakpo waiting in the wings if slot is going to strengthen the attack it should really be with a right winger capable of one day taking over from Muhammad Salah as such it was intriguing that Gordon's goal against Bournemouth came from the right flank he's played there a fair few times during his career already 46 according to transfer marked but his time Newcastle has seen him utilized almost entirely on the left given that the 23-year-old has only really shown Elite level forms since moving to St James park it would be a big gamble for Liverpool to Target him as the Salah a without seeing him on the right more often in a Newcastle jersey with that in mind when he switched over there at the weekend it was something of an audition his goal wasn't especially solares he drifted into the box to convert a cross from the left but his Effectiveness in that position will be some something Liverpool hopes to get more chances to monitor with how signaling potential willingness to try it more often after the positive impact of Harvey barns if there is to be deadline day drama this outing was Liverpool's last chance to assess Gordon in the Premier League if he stays put as seems more likely then the Reds will at least be hoping for a year of data that should help determine whether it has a potential salar successor on its hands [Music]