Liverpool transfer news as the favorite to land Antoine Semenyo has been named, while the Reds are among a host of clubs being linked with a race for a $107M star

Liverpool have made a massive call on Ibrahima Konate, according to reports. It's not one we saw coming.Ibrahima Konate is out of contract at the end of the season and it's put Liverpool in a

Liverpool can expect £100 million for Salah’s saleAs has been the case for a number of years now, Saudi Pro League sides are expected to be right at the forefront of the chase for Salah’s

Prominent pundit Jamie Carragher advised Mohamed Salah to stay at Liverpool for the rest of the current season to avoid missing out on the glories that may still await him on Merseyside. However, his future after 2025–26 appears to already be decided in the ex-player’s mind.

Saudi Pro League clubs are reportedly optimistic about securing Mohamed Salah 's signature, should he express a desire to leave Liverpool. It's believed that a transfer fee of around £100million would be required to secure the Egyptian international. According to the Daily Mail, the winger may not be entirely opposed to such a move.

Mohamed Salah’s social media activity after returning to action with Liverpool has gone viral, with the Egyptian superstar considered to have offered a nod towards his future plans on Merseyside. In the wake of an explosive outburst against the Reds,

Liverpool are expected to shop for replacements for the Egyptian in January, and Fabrizio Romano, writing for Give Me Sport, has confirmed Antoine Semenyo is a "genuine" target.

Liverpool made a significant outlay on players in the summer and the priority for next year will be their defence

LIVERPOOL could think twice about allowing Mo Salah to leave during the winter transfer window – because his value has plummeted. The Egyptian climbed off the bench and grabbed an assist

Mohamed Salah's possible Liverpool exit could be offset by Harvey Elliott's return to Anfield in January. Transfer Talk has the latest news and rumors.

Van Dijk didn't leave anything to be questioned regarding his stance on Salah's Anfield future, with the Dutchman admitting he wants the winger to remain at the club. The Reds skipper said after Saturday's victory that he has been in constant conversation with his long-time team-mate throughout the past week.