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With less than three weeks to go until the transfer window shuts, Liverpool looks set to do more business as an already hectic summer becomes even busier.

Arne Slot's attention will of course be on the start of the new Premier League season this week, but behind the scenes, sporting director Richard Hughes will be working away on more deals.

Already this summer, we've seen six new signings in Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez, along with goalkeepers Armin Pecsi and Freddie Woodman, while Giorgi Mamardashvili has finally arrived after agreeing his move from Valencia last year.



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Here's an overview of the current transfer state of play at Liverpool.

Potential exits

It's almost certain that Liverpool will offload more players before the end of the transfer window, and Kostas Tsimikas looks as though he could be the next player to make way.

The left-back was left out of the squad for the Community Shield on Sunday as interest grows over a transfer.

Kostas Tsimikas looks set to leave Liverpool.

Leeds is said to be considering a move for Ben Doak, while Stefan Bajcetic has been linked with clubs in Spain and with Celtic as Liverpool could potentially make the midfielder available for a loan, although injury problems could complicate matters.

Possible signings

We of course can't talk about possible signings without discussing Alexander Isak

Marc Guehi would appear to be the favorite in that department, and Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish's admission that it may have to sell before the end of the window will encourage Reds fans.

Liverpool though may be hesitant to make a move for Guehi too soon, given he will be out of contract next summer, and hence available for free

If he is to make the move to Anfield before the end of the current window, expect it to be a late deal.

As for alternatives to Guehi, Giovanni Leoni is one of the more prominent names being touted, with Fabrizio Romano claiming Liverpool is building on its interest
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