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Liverpool transfer news LIVE: Leny Yoro latest, Michael Olise speaks, Luis Diaz deal ‘possible’

The Premier League transfer window is now officially open and there is already plenty of speculation surrounding Liverpool as a new era begins.

Arne Slot and Richard Hughes will no doubt be looking to keep themselves busy over the next few months as they aim to put their stamp on the team. Before the former meets his new team in pre-season, he will no doubt be hoping to have some new faces in the mix.




The latest reports suggest that Liverpool are actively pursuing a deal for Leny Yoro, although the Reds are far from the only ones interested. Manchester United are also said to be in the mix, while Real Madrid are the clear favorites for his signature.

Meanwhile, Chelsea appear to have made the first move for Michael Olise and there is even more speculation over the future of Luis Diaz. He will be away at the Copa America in the next few weeks along with a number of his team-mates, while several Liverpool stars will be in action at Euro 2024, which kicks off later today.

Stay up to date with Liverpool.com live blog as we bring you the latest transfer news.


The transfer window is open

The Premier League transfer window is now officially open and we’ll have nearly three months of deals and rumors before it closes on August 30.

Liverpool will of course hope to be kept busy as Arne Slot and Richard Hughes get down to business, with plenty of names already being floated.

We’ll keep you updated with all the latest news as it happens…

Liverpool are ‘following’ the Leny Yoro deal

Liverpool are actively pursuing a deal for Lilla defender Leny Yoro, according to The Athletic.

Manchester United are also in the running, while PSG are said to be interested. However, all three sides know that Real Madrid are favorites to secure the 18-year-old’s signature.

Yoro was at Wembley to watch Los Blancos beat Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final. That has not deterred Liverpool from pursuing what is being described as a “one-off” opportunity.

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