There are STILL plenty of moving parts to Liverpool’s summer transfer window. Hugo Ekitike will be the club’s new striker - bringing the total spent this summer to well over £250m. The Reds

The Premier League champions’ sporting director is keen on Real Madrid forward Rodrygo, but he prefers another winger, claims a reliable source

Liverpool’s summer transfer plans may be about to take an intriguing turn following fresh claims from respected journalist Fabrizio Romano. In his latest YouTube update, Romano confirmed that Real Madrid are “open to letting Rodrygo go” during the current window, fuelling speculation around the Brazilian’s future.

Be aware that there may be important news regarding the future of Rodrygo as far as Real Madrid is concerned. The white team is expecting news over the

Liverpool will step up their pursuit of Newcastle's superstar striker Alexander Isak imminently, after agreeing a deal with Bayern Munich for Luis Diaz.

PSG’s involvement in the Rodrygo situation remains unclear. According to Foot Mercato’s Josué Cassé, the Brazilian forward is not currently a target for the French club, pushing back on a report from Sky Sports Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, who noted that Tottenham Hotspur are also not pursuing him.

CLUBS are splashing the cash this summer as they look to bolster their squads in the transfer window ahead of the new season! Alexander Isak has dropped a bombshell by telling Newcastle he wants

However, the deal stalled as Evangelos Marinakis threatened to report Tottenham to the Premier League over what he deemed to be an illegal approach, and in the meantime, was able to convince Morgan Gibbs-White to sign a new deal. Now – according to AS in Spain – Tottenham are ready to turn attention towards Rodrygo after this development.

Liverpool are not planning to sign Rodrygo from Real Madrid if Luis Diaz leaves for Bayern Munich in the summer transfer window.

Real Madrid's Rodrygo has been heavily linked with a move away from the Spanish capital this summer, with Arsenal and Liverpool said to be monitoring the left-winger's situation closely