\t\t\t\tAfter a turbulent offseason, LIV Golf look set to ramp up their transfer activity by signing two tour champions\u2026<\/p>\n
LIV Golf appear to be closing in on deals to sign two more tour winners.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The breakaway league has had a quiet offseason in terms of incoming players, with the biggest news so far being Brooks Koepka\u2019s seismic decision<\/a> to walk out on his lucrative contract as Smash GC captain a year early.\u00a0<\/p>\n Laurie Canter and Victor Perez have both signed ahead of next month\u2019s season-opener<\/a> in Riyadh next month, joining Zimbabwe\u2019s Scott Vincent and Japan\u2019s Yosuke Asaji \u2013 who both qualified from the Asian Tour\u2019s International Series.\u00a0<\/p>\n But several signings still need to be made to complete LIV\u2019s roster \u2013 which has been extended to 57 players<\/a> ahead of the league\u2019s fifth season in 2026.<\/p>\n And with the clock ticking, there has now been some movement in the league\u2019s search for new players. <\/p>\n The Times<\/a>\u2018 Tom Kershaw<\/a> reports that Thomas Detry, the world No.57, is set to swap the PGA Tour for LIV.<\/p>\n Detry, 32, was briefly in contention for Luke Donald\u2019s European Ryder Cup team at Bethpage after breaking through with an impressive \u2013 and Gary Player-inspired<\/a> \u2013 seven-shot victory at the WM Phoenix Open last February.<\/p>\n His form faded, but he still finished inside the top 50 in the FedEx Cup standings and he is the highest ranked player expected to join LIV during this offseason. <\/p>\n