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Arne Slot is overseeing a busy transfer window(Image: Liverpool FC)

Liverpool are set to move a step closer to finalising their British record transfer for Bayer Leverkusen star Florian Wirtz.

The Reds have already said goodbye to Trent Alexander-Arnold and Caoimhin Kelleher to Real Madrid and Brentford respectively.

And there is more to come as the Premier League champions move to sign Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth to strengthen their options at full-back.



Andy Robertson, Jarell Quansah and Federico Chiesa all have uncertain futures at Anfield.

Mirror Football takes a look at some of the latest Liverpool transfer news and rumours.

READ MORE:Trent Alexander-Arnold opens up on mixed emotions after making Real Madrid debutREAD MORE:Milos Kerkez signs, Alexander Isak decision - Liverpool's next transfer AFTER Florian Wirtz

Liverpool are ready to rival Chelsea for Malick Fofana, as Lyon demand £43m for his exit.

Fofana, 20, is said to favour a move to Merseyside.

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According to L'Equipe, Chelsea have opened talks over a move but Liverpool have made contact with the player's new agents, after he joined Roc Nation.

"The choice of heart would be Liverpool," he said earlier this year.

Malick Fofana has admirers in the Premier League(Image: Getty Images)

"He has the potential to enter the rotation, and above all, we would like to see him succeed African legends such as Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mané, and El-hadji Diouf."

Darwin Nunez has given his approval on a move to Napoli, according to reports in Italy.

Sky Sport Italy claim the Serie A champions Napoli have started talks to sign Nunez and the Uruguay international, 25, has ‘already given the ok’.

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