We all are aware of Liverpool's reported interest in Jadon Sancho (a deal that looks unlikely) and we're sure that you've read hundreds of stories about Philippe Coutinho and Ozan Kabak.
Along with big names, however, Liverpool have also been linked with some under-radar players and Tribuna.com is here with the ultimate round-up.
Incomings
Donny Van de Beek from Manchester United
The Dutchman is being linked with a move away from Old Trafford after being relatively underused at his new club - and Liverpool has been tipped to be an ideal destination.
Former Ajax star Sjaak Swart told Veronica Inside: "That is a choice [about his future] he has to make himself, whether he feels like he needs to leave. I am not worried about him.”
"He would fit right in with other clubs. If I look at Liverpool and Wijnaldum is leaving now, he will be a wonderful replacement."
It is unlikely that the Reds will make such a move, however.
Patson Daka from RB Salzburg
Todofichajes claim that the striker could become a Liverpool player “in the coming days.”
Daka has been in fine form for Salzburg this season, scoring 34 goals and providing 12 assists in all competitions.
Rodrigo De Paul from Udinese
Three teams are showing 'true interest' in Rodrigo De Paul: Liverpool, Atletico Madrid, and AC Milan.
This report comes from Mess Veneto, who add that the Reds need to move fast if they want to sign the attacking midfielder.
Outgoings
Divock Origi to leave
“Divock Origi is ready to leave Liverpool. There are offers,” said Fabrizio Romano on his podcast.
Fenerbache and Wolves have been linked with the striker but reportedly, no offer has come in yet for the forward.
Oxlade-Chamberlain to Dortmund
Borussia Dortmund are reportedly ready to ‘seduce’ Oxlade-Chamberlain into leaving Anfield this summer.
According to Fichajes, the English international has reportedly grown frustrated with his lack of playing time with the Reds.
Dortmund would be willing to spend €20M on the midfielder if they manage to sell one of Jadon Sancho or Haaland.
Karius won't stay at Liverpool
Paul Gorst of the Liverpool Echo wrote: "Loris Karius has no future at Liverpool. Another loan spell, this time at Union Berlin, failed to work out and it's interesting to note that the club could be in need of a third-choice keeper if Adrian moves on this summer.
"It won't be Karius, however. If a buyer cannot be found, another loan will be looked at. His career is over at Anfield."
It's unclear where Karius will go, but as Gorst details, he definitely won't stay with Liverpool.
