Alexander Isak or not, Liverpool still have a lack of options in attack at the moment. They have lost a lot of forwards this summer and so far only Hugo Ekitike has come in. Richard Hughes has put

Crystal Palace are facing a difficult situation over captain Marc Guehi, who continues to play for the club while in negotiations to join Liverpool in the summer transfer window

Crystal Palace have made a major decision over Marc Guehi amid continued interest from Liverpool. The Reds have been heavily linked with signing the England international this summer as they look to strengthen their centre-back options.

In a recent report, journalist Mark Brus claimed that Liverpool are locked in a three-way battle for Brentford defender Nathan Collins this summer. It has been stated that the Reds would have to rival Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United in the race to land the Irish centre-back in this transfer window.

Real Madrid forward Rodrygo’s agents will fly to England to hold talks with Liverpool and Manchester City over a summer deal.

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The Switzerland international has moved to Elland Road for a fee of up to £18million (€20.8m, $24.3m). The Athletic reported on August 14 that Leeds were interested in a move for the 25-year-old versatile attacking player, who underwent his medical on Wednesday ahead of the move.

Rodrygo is ‘heading to the Premier League’ after being left on the bench for Real Madrid’s La Liga opener, with Liverpool and Manchester City set to fight it out for his signature in what remains of the transfer window.

Chelsea are reportedly on the verge of completing their next major summer signing that should see Premier League rivals Liverpool part ways with his replacement

Liverpool are happy to keep Elliott with them, but at the right price, they would reluctantly sanction the player's exit, because of his desire to play regularly. If Elliott stays, the Reds will happily welcome him, as he remains a valued squad player.