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It’s been a busy transfer window for Liverpool so far as Arne Slot strengthens his side for the 2025/26 Premier League season.

With that in mind, some of our ECHO Sport writers have had their say on what the next three transfers could be.

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After the signing of Ekitike, Liverpool’s priority should be on adding to their centre-back options, especially given the speculation over the future of Ibrahima Konate.



The defender has been a standout player for the Eagles and England.

He now has less than a year remaining on his deal at Selhurst Park, meaning that Palace are more likely to be open to a sale and may even take a reduced price after turning down £70 million from Spurs back in January.

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After a centre-back is signed, I think concentration should be on outgoings.

A teenager with great promise but one who has a better chance to advance his career elsewhere.

It feels likely that Liverpool's next two priorities will be a new centre-back and winger.

Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi has been linked for some time, and he could be available for £40m this summer.

He could form an excellent centre-back partnership with Virgil van Dijk.

The next priority should be a deal for Real Madrid's Rodrygo.

Liverpool should still be able to get a decent fee for him, although nowhere near the money they paid Benfica to sign him in 2022.

It is perhaps the worst-kept secret in Premier League football that Liverpool are on the hunt for a long-term replacement for Virgil van Dijk.

Earlier this summer, the Reds were interested in pursuing a deal for Dean Hujisen before he joined Real Madrid.

Last year, meanwhile, Anfield chiefs were keeping tabs on up-and-coming Lille defender Leny Yoro, though they decided against stumping up the £50m-odd the Ligue 1 side were demanding for a player with relatively little first-team experience.

And twelve months before that, Levi Colwill was the name on the lips of most Kopites after the left-sided centre-half enjoyed an impressive campaign on loan at Brighton & Hove Albion.

It would, then, be no surprise to see the Premier League champions finally recruit a young, versatile defender before the summer transfer window closes on September 1.

Beyond that, it seems that Liverpool could be in the market for a wide forward to replace Luis Diaz, with the Colombian attracting significant interest from Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich.

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Darwin Nunez could also join Diaz in heading out of the exit door this summer, as the Uruguayan continues to be linked with moves to Italy and Saudi Arabia.


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