Liverpool might consider selling the forward as German champions Bayern Munich show interest in a permanent transfer.

Liverpool are not slowing down, as they’re being linked with multiple players ahead of the summer window.

With the Jeremie Frimpong deal fully sealed, as reported by Fabrizio Romano, German midfielder Florian Wirtz is also close to joining the Reds in the coming days, according to multiple reports.

The Merseyside club are also looking to sign Hungarian left-back Milos Kerkez, who has reportedly agreed to join Liverpool, as per reports (via GiveMeSport).

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There are also some expected departures.

Same goes for Harvey Elliott, whose recent Instagram post indicates this could be his final moments at the club.

As per the latest reports (via Football365), Liverpool have made Dutch forward Cody Gakpo available for transfer, with Bayern Munich showing serious interest in signing the Dutchman.

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The Dutch forward was the second-highest scorer for the Reds after Mohamed Salah in the 2024/25 season, scoring 18 goals in all competitions.

Liverpool are open to considering a good offer for the 26-year-old forward, and Bayern have already started negotiations to seal the deal.

According to multiple reports, the Premier League champions could accept a fee between €50–60 million for the forward.

The sale of Cody Gakpo could help Liverpool maintain financial balance, as the club have already spent nearly €150 million this season for the Bayer Leverkusen duo, Frimpong and Wirtz.

That money could also help Liverpool secure a deal for French forward Hugo Ekitike, as the club are looking at the Frankfurt striker to replace Darwin Nunez this summer.

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