Liverpool face a busy summer after finishing without silverware and losing the Premier League crown. Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson will depart on free transfers, leaving gaps on the front line and left flank. Manager Arne Slot can finally add his former Feyenoord aide Etienne Reijnen to the backroom, a move blocked last year by work‑permit issues as the club eyes a Champions League return.

The club’s primary target to replace Salah is RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande, who faces stiff competition from other suitors. Liverpool’s scouting network also lists Jeremie Frimpong and Rio Ngumoha as viable wide‑forward options, while recent signings Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike signal a shift toward more prolific central attackers. Slot will likely rotate a front three to cover the gap.

Goalkeeper Alisson Becker is expected to stay despite Juventus interest, while centre‑back Ibrahima Konaté remains contract‑less and his future is uncertain. Liverpool will also secure Rennes defender Jeremy Jacquet for £60m, becoming their second‑most expensive defender despite a recent shoulder injury. The incoming personnel will reshape a squad that must quickly rebuild for next season.