The Sunday Times have revealed that Liverpool have identified a number of targets to pursue when the transfer window opens.
£30m striker Christian Benteke is the priority, whilst the Reds also want to sign Danny Ings, James Milner and Neto.
A relative of Raheem Sterling has said that the Liverpool winger will join Arsenal, and Theo Walcott will move in the opposite direction.
Barry Glendenning of The Guardian revealed the news on The Guardian’s Football Weekly Podcast.
Mark Lawrenson sees no future for Raheem Sterling at Liverpool given what has happened in recent weeks.
The former Reds defender, who made 332 appearances for the club, says the winger won’t ever be a “top, top player”.
Aidy Boothroyd wants Jordon Ibe to ignore any suggestions that he could be the ideal successor to Raheem Sterling.
Ibe will represent Boothroyd’s England Under-20s side at the Toulon Tournament this month.
Tim Sherwood says he is “convinced” that Christian Benteke wants to stay at Aston Villa.
The Belgian is reportedly top of Liverpool’s wanted list, but Chelsea have also been linked with him.
Harry Redknapp believes Raheem Sterling is fortunate to be at a “fantastic club”, and should get on with his football.
Danny Mills echoed Redknapp’s sentiments, as the pair joined The Telegraph’s Jim White at ‘Total Football Live’ on Thursday.
Liverpool’s pursuit of a new goalkeeper has been boosted by the news that Stoke City are willing to sell Asmir Begović.
Jack Butland has kept goal for Mark Hughes’ side in recent weeks, and Begović may be sold before his contract runs out next summer.
Steven Gerrard has confirmed that he will come back to train with Liverpool when the MLS season concludes.
The Reds’ skipper also revealed that other Premier League clubs have already attempted to agree a January loan move for him.
Steven Gerrard said his goodbyes to the Anfield faithful on Saturday evening as the Reds slumped to a 3-1 defeat by Crystal Palace.
The disrespect from non-Liverpool fans aimed towards the departing skipper is odd and uncalled-for, writes Ben Smith.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has told talkSPORT that there won’t be as many new recruits at Anfield this year as there was in 2014.
The Northern Irishman also claimed that the young players brought in last summer will “improve and develop”.
After their FA Cup exit on Sunday, it’s back to league duty for the Reds as they travel to The Hawthorns this weekend.
Ben Smith talks to Alex Newton from The Baggies’ Way to get his thoughts on Saturday’s fixture.
Liverpool’s youngsters breezed past Spurs at White Hart Lane to move within a point of rivals Manchester United.
Samed Yesil scored twice in his first start since his lengthy spell on the sidelines.