Liverpool have been fairly calm in several consecutive transfer windows, signing Cornett from Leipzig, their only shot last summer, and only Luis Diaz signed from Porto in January. As a result, Reds boss Jurgen Klopp is likely to make frequent moves into the market this summer. But who is Liverpool targeting for the next window? Liverpool are blessed with one of the best goalkeeping squads in the world. Alisson, along with Edson, Eduard Mendy and Courtois, are among the best goalkeepers in Europe today. Kelleher, meanwhile, has proven to be an excellent substitute, having performed well in several games he has been called up this season. As a result, Liverpool will not sign the goalkeeper in the summer transfer window.
Niko Schlotterbeck
One option for Liverpool to replace Joe Gomez is the young and impressive Freiburg genius Nico Schlotterbeek, especially considering the former is not happy at Anfield at the moment. Schlotterbeck was the heart of the Bundesliga's defensive line and he quickly became one of the most promising defenders in the Bundesliga and also attracted the interest of Bayern and Borussia Dortmund. He has a long-term contract with Freiburg, but in the long run it could cost much less than experienced centre-backs such as De Ligt.
Ben-Doc
Ben Doc is currently the second youngest player ever for the Celtics, making his first off-the-bench appearance against Dundee United at the end of January. He then became the youngest player ever to play in derby, coming off the bench in the Derby's 3-0 win over Rangers in February. When he comes out as a full-back, his advantage is definitely to push forward, as he is very aggressive in attacking on the flanks and always tries to rush into space, like Arnold. The Celtics desperately wanted Doc to sign a new contract, but he was changed by Liverpool.
Bubakar-Kamala
Ligue 1 fans will know exactly who Bubacar Kamala is, a defender who has been training in the Marseille first team for almost five years. His integration with the first team has been steady, with his playing time in the squad gradually increasing over the past few seasons before becoming a workhorse. Now, however, Kamala seems to have achieved everything he could at his hometown club. After touching the ceiling, there was a sense that it might be time for him to move on, especially since his contract would expire this summer.
Nkunku
In Nkunku's first season at Leipzig, the French winger scored an impressive 5 goals and 16 assists for Nagelsmann's side, although he played many positions in the game. In the following season, he made more frequent appearances as the number 10 and still contributed heavily to The Leipzig title race, contributing seven goals and 11 assists. This season, however, the France international has made huge strides in Saxony, scoring 27 goals and assisting 14 times in 40 games. Such a well-rounded player is very tempting for Klopp, who could get Firmino out in the summer.
Renato Sanchez
After an impressive Euro 2020 conquest, renato Sanchez's departure from Lille seems inevitable despite the overall difficult situation in Portugal. With ties to Liverpool and Arsenal, the player has also made no secret of his intention to leave, with a summer transfer increasingly likely. In addition, his contract expires at the end of June 2023, Sanchez will enter the market at a reasonable price and the Reds need to be ready to compete with other top teams.
Chuamini
Monaco midfielder Chuamenos has not only received attention in Ligue 1, but also has a place in the Squad of the French national team. He is the perfect combination of speed, power and technique, which makes him a perfect modern midfielder. However, there is one aspect that could spoil the deal and that is Chelsea's interest, which they see as a long-term replacement for N'Golo Kante.
Neuhaus
Liverpool and Bayern have been competing for the signing of Neuhaus for the past 12 months and this summer could be the time for Liverpool to strike. Neuhaus failed to sign Borussia Monchengladbach, and his contract is only two years left, meaning the transfer fee required to sign him may not be too high. The 24-year-old has earned a steady amount of playing time in Germany, cementing his position as one of the top midfielders in the Bundesliga and making him the best person to strengthen Liverpool's midfield.
Bellingham
Although Bellingham is only 18 years old, there is no doubt that he has become one of Dortmund's most important players. The England international has scored six goals and assisted 13 times in 38 games for Bundesliga teams this season. When we combine that with Bellingham being a true No. 8 player so he can not only defend but also create goals, it shows that he has thrived in Dortmund's midfield and will be an excellent addition to the Liverpool squad.
Rafinha
Rafinha is another name that could be of interest, and he has been linked to Liverpool for a while. The Brazilian has surpassed six goals from last season and scored nine goals despite Leeds United struggling. The 25-year-old is also the best signing for Liverpool, and his mature mind and skills mean he can immediately contribute to Klopp's side. Signing Diaz may have lowered the odds of the deal, but in the race against Guardiola's Manchester City, you'll never be out of the mood for having too many offensive options.
Osman Dembele
Given the depth of Liverpool's squad, they will be in a better position to deal with Dembele's injuries and ensure they get the best results from him on a regular basis. The cost issue is not a big problem for Klopp either. Signing him on a free transfer was a low-risk option, even if he failed at Anfield. In fact, according to the transfer website's accounting, he was valued at 21 million euros, which made signing him on a free transfer a superb business.