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Multiple members of Liverpool's title-winning team may depart in the summer window (Image: Getty Images)

Trent Alexander-Arnold said a heartfelt goodbye to Liverpool on Sunday and Monday - but the England international won't be the only player leaving Anfield this summer.

The 26-year-old was visibly emotional during Sunday's celebrations at Anfield, shedding tears on multiple occasions, and again during Monday's victory parade through Liverpool.

It marks the end of his time with the club, as he is set to join Real Madrid on a free transfer after choosing not to renew his contract with Liverpool, where he has spent the last 20 years.

They are also in talks with the German club about a potential record-breaking £126m deal for Florian Wirtz.

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Additionally, they are eyeing Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez, the left-back who had an outstanding season in the Premier League, potentially for around £40m.

This season I was lucky enough to play a lot of games but yeah, definitely something I am looking at."

Andy Robertson could leave Liverpool this summer (Image: BBC)

With Alisson established as Liverpool’s primary shot-stopper, Kelleher might face even stiffer competition from incoming Valencia star Giorgi Mamardashvili, who cost the Reds £29m and is not shying away from challenging for the top spot.

Meanwhile, Andy Robertson shared some frank insights with Match of the Day, suggesting that even his future at Liverpool could be uncertain.

Today was special."

Harvey Elliott was visibly moved as he embraced his father on the pitch after Liverpool's draw with Palace, signalling a potential exit after only two Premier League starts this season.

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Elliott is contemplating his future and will likely attract attention from other Premier League clubs, but it remains to be seen if any will match Liverpool's £40m valuation or if the Reds might lower their asking price.

In a similar vein, Kostas Tsimikas has left fans pondering his future at Liverpool with a nostalgic social media post reflecting on the team's league triumph.

He said alongside a photo of himself holding the Premier League trophy: "As a kid kicking a ball in Greece, I could never imagine this day – lifting the Premier League trophy as a Liverpool FC player.