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Another Liverpool forward might leave the club this summer.

The departure list of the Premier League champions looks like it could be longer than expected.

Arne Slot might want to create a squad that can bring European glory back to Anfield.

That’s also reflected in Liverpool’s transfer window strategy this season.

They didn’t waste any time in replacing Trent Alexander-Arnold, announcing the signing of Jeremie Frimpong on the same day Real Madrid confirmed Trent’s arrival.

Slot has already conquered England in his first season as Liverpool manager.

As part of his plan, the English champions are moving forward with a deal to bring Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Florian Wirtz for a record-breaking transfer fee.

Many other players are also on Liverpool’s shortlist, and the club is working hard to bring them to Anfield this summer.

Milos Kerkez is on the radar of the Reds, and a formal bid may take place in the upcoming days, as reported earlier.

With the huge spending that could happen this summer, Liverpool’s departure list might grow longer.

The Saudi club has reportedly received central funding approval to negotiate for Diaz, according to Ben Jacobs.

According to TBR Football, Liverpool are open to offers for Portuguese forward Diego Jota.

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Jota arrived at Anfield in the 2020/21 season and has played nearly five seasons for the club.

His current role under Arne Slot has been limited, which is reflected in his performance numbers this season.

The forward scored only 9 goals in 37 appearances across all competitions in the 2024/25 season.

Those numbers might be why the Dutch manager no longer sees him as part of his core squad.

With several reports linking Liverpool to new forwards, Jota might feel his time at Anfield is ending.

He could look for a new challenge next season.

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