Liverpool and Manchester United battle for Joshua Kimmich
Liverpool and Manchester United are leading the race to sign Joshua Kimmich, according to AS
The Spanish media reported that the 28-year-old Germany international's contract with Bayern Munich is set to expire this summer, with both northwestern clubs at the top of the list of potential suitors.
Further reports from Germany suggest Kimmich has given his agent the right to decide his future.
As a result, European clubs have joined in, including Barcelona and Manchester City.
Kylian Mbappe to Liverpool claim from French sources
From various outlets in Europe, Liverpool pose threat to PSG for Kylian Mbappe
It's the January transfer window and it wouldn't be this far away without rumors of Kylian Mbappe heading to Liverpool.
This time it's actually from French outlet La Parisien.
According to their information, Liverpool are the "most credible and dangerous" candidates to PSG who want to extend Mbappe's contract.
Earlier on it was reported that Mbappe can start negotiating pre-contract agreements with foreign clubs as he on his final 6 months of his PSG contract. Le Parisien claim the French star is not opposed to a move to the Premier League and the Reds believe Mbappe is the type of signing they need to challenge Manchester City.
Furthermore reports in Spain say Liverpool are contenders in the race to land Kylian Mbappe if he leaves Paris.
AS provides an update on Real Madrid's stance. The Spanish giants have long been mentioned as a possible destination and nothing has changed, but they believe Liverpool should not be left out of the race entirely.
They also said Real Madrid are not prepared to wait until the summer to make a decision on Mbappe and wanted to confirm the deal before his contract expires. This could be a possible boost for Liverpool if Real Madrid pull out of the competition.
January transfer window: Fabrizio Romano gives updates on Mohamed Salah and Kylian Mbappe
Kylian Mbappe and Mohamed Salah transfer latest amidst Real Madrid and Saudi interest
Mohamed Salah is yet to renew his contract with Liverpool as he still has the final 18 months of his current contract.
Former Liverpool striker tipped to return as manager
Former Liverpool striker Dirk Kuyt could become Bellshott's next manager, according to reports
The Belgian side, currently second in Serie B, have been shocked by reports that head coach Andreas Wilander has asked for his contract to be terminated.
In a report from Voetbal International, they claim that Kuyt appears to be a managerial candidate who could return to coaching after a brief spell at ADO Den Haag.
Huge Kylian Mbappe and FSG news emerge as Real Madrid holds back interest
FSG now set to get Kylian Mbappe into Liverpool's line up next season
In an exciting turn of events, it appears that Liverpool's ownership group, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), is now making a move to bring Kylian Mbappe into Liverpool's line up for the upcoming season. This comes as Real Madrid, long seen as the favorites to sign the French superstar, has decided to hold back their interest.
Liverpool eye more marquee signings
Liverpool linked with Vinicius Jnr, Could it ever happen?
- The possibility of Vinicius Jnr joining Liverpool
Liverpool's need for a winger has been a topic of discussion among fans and pundits alike. The team's attacking prowess has been a key factor in their recent success, but the recent speculation linking Mohamed Salah with a huge money move away from the club has highlighted the need for a potential replacement in Jurgen Klopp's team. Vinicius Jnr, the young Brazilian winger, has been tipped to take over from the Egyptian. His pace, dribbling ability, and eye for goal make him an attractive option for any team in need of attacking firepower.
There's an existing speculation that Anfield might become Vinicius's new home next summer. This still clamps on Mo Salah's unresolved long-term commitment to the Reds. Although Liverpool successfully retained Salah this season, Saudi Arabian teams are assumed to be ready to lure him with bids in the upcoming January transfer window and at the end of the season.
If Liverpool decide to trade Salah, they know they must find a worthy replacement.
Spain's Sport media reported a 'door of hope might open' for the Merseyside club considering Vinicius' future is unsettled.
Previously, there were rumors that the Real Madrid forward agreed on a lengthy term contract with the Los Blancos. However, the club did not verify this news. Because of this uncertainty, Jurgen Klopp's transfer team 'remain on standby as long as there are chances of acquiring him'.
Al-Ittihad increase Mohamed Salah bid from £200m
Pressure mounts on Reds as AlIttihad increase bid for Mohamed Salah to a world-record transfer fee of over £200m
Al-Ittihad, the Saudi Pro League champions, have been persistent in their efforts to sign Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah. In recent days, they have increased their bid to a staggering £200 million. This comes after Liverpool rejected a previous offer of £150 million.
Negotiations between the two clubs have been ongoing, with Al-Ittihad now offering a new bid of £215 million. The Saudi club has been eager to secure Salah's services and is reportedly flying executives into London to try and persuade Liverpool to accept the offer .
The new offer of £215 million from Al-Ittihad is a significant increase from their previous bid of £150 million, which was rejected by Liverpool. The club's persistence in their efforts to sign Salah highlights their desire to acquire a top-tier player, and they are willing to pay a world-record transfer fee to do so. However, it remains to be seen whether Liverpool will accept the new offer, given Salah's importance to the team and his current contract with the club.
The potential impact of Salah's departure on Liverpool cannot be understated. Salah has been a key player for the club since joining in 2017, helping the Reds win the Premier League and Champions League titles.
Losing him would be a significant blow to Liverpool's attacking prowess and overall team dynamic. Furthermore, it is unclear whether Salah would be willing to leave Anfield for Al-Ittihad, given his success with the club and his commitment to the team.
The situation remains fluid, and it remains to be seen whether Al-Ittihad's increased bid will be enough to convince Liverpool to sell Salah, with the Saudi transfer window closing in two days.