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That has led to reports that he has now reached an agreement to depart the club at the end of the season.READ MORE HERE6th May21:45 BSTRemaining fixtures The season is drawing to a close - here's a look at the remaining fixtures for Liverpool as they fight to secure Champions League football next season.Sat 9 May (12.30pm kick-off) - Liverpool vs ChelseaSun 17 May (12.30pm kick-off) - Aston Villa vs LiverpoolSun 24 May (4pm kick-off) - Liverpool vs Brentford6th May21:15 BSTLiverpool eye Tottenham hijack Liverpool are reportedly looking at a potential hijack of Tottenham's move for Bournemouth's Marcos Senesi.The defender is out of contract at the end of the season and has verbally agreed to join Tottenham, should they avoid relegation.However, according to TalkSPORT, Liverpool are now contemplating making an offer of their own to the centre-back.Marcos Senesi of Bournemouth(Image: Pedro Porru/MB Media/Getty Images)6th May20:45 BSTLiverpool 'scout' Serie A starLiverpool are one of the clubs keeping a close eye on Juventus defender Pierre Kalulu, according to CaughtOffside.The report says that the Reds are 'monitoring the player closely', but face competition from both Manchester United and Aston Villa.Juventus are also determined not to sell Kalulu this summer, and are preparing a new contract offer for the player which will run until 2030.It is also added that a fee of around €40 million (£34.6m) could persuade Juve to change their minds should Kalulu not sign a new deal.Pierre Kalulu(Image: Getty Images)6th May20:00 BSTEndrick to Liverpool suggestion Former Chelsea winger Florent Malouda has suggested that a loan move to Liverpool for Real Madrid's Endrick could be a good move all around.The forward has impressed during a loan spell with Lyon, but Malouda has suggested a temporary switch to Anfield should be the next step.Speaking to Snabbare, he said:"Endrick is like a younger Vinicius, Real Madrid want him to reach his top potential and they believe in him. Obviously, he’s a legend of a player, West Ham adore the man, and rightly so, but if they go down, he would be the right fit for Liverpool."I think he’s absolutely brilliant.

"It's probably unlikely you're gonna get him out because it it looks like Tonali might go and Gordon might go, but if Newcastle do have to sell and you can pinch him, even if you have to pay a bit more for him, he's still a young man, he's got the Premier League experience, and I think he's been one of Newcastle's shining lights this season.“There's a lot of great left backs out there not worth mentioning because I don't think you'd tear them away from PSG Bayern Munich, and they're at some of the biggest clubs in the world, and you'd like to be able to grab them and take them, but I'm not sure.”6th May17:13 BSTMichael Owen suggests Mohamed Salah replacementMichael Owen has urged Liverpool to replace Mohamed Salah with West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen and admitted: "I think he is brilliant", reports Kieran King.The Reds are in the market for a new right winger with Salah set to leave the club at the end of the season. The £125m striker only returned after nearly four months out with a broken leg in April and Liverpool have been keen not to take any risks with their record signing as a result.And that absence continued on Wednesday as the players went through the motions before the game against managerless Chelsea, who have lost six games in a row while scoring just once.THE FULL STORY CAN BE VIEWED HERE6th May15:14 BSTCurtis Jones could hand Liverpool potential transfer issue they cannot ignoreCurtis Jones is approaching the final 12 months of his contract and, with Trent Alexander-Arnold having departed last summer, is now the only Liverpool-born senior player in the first-team squad.There has thus far been no sign of an agreement over a new deal and rumours persist over a potential move away with a number of Premier League clubs linked, despite Jones having played more minutes this season than ever before with the Reds.Given so many established and successful names are nearing the end of their Liverpool careers, the prospect of also losing a Scouse heartbeat in the squad has prompted ripples of alarm through a fanbase concerned about an identity of a team that is inevitably shifting due to the passage of time.Read more here.Liverpool head coach Arne Slot with midfielder Curtis Jones(Image: Oli SCARFF / AFP via Getty Images)6th May14:38 BST"He would be my idea of somebody to replace Mohamed Salah"(Image: Getty Images)6th May14:03 BSTSixteen players could miss Liverpool vs Chelsea as major injury update imminentLiverpool are back in action on Saturday lunchtime with the Premier League visit of Chelsea.

Opened talks."(Image: Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)6th May10:26 BSTCan last summer's surprise transfer Will Wright make the step up?Never mind this summer's window, is last summer's surprise signing Will Wright ready for a first-team appearance?Ian Doyle has more:Amid the excitement over Liverpool's record-breaking transfer splurge last summer, there was one arrival that flew very much under the radar.Now, though, Will Wright will be given the opportunity to step out from the shadows and demonstrate why the Reds made a surprise swoop for his services back in August.Having made the bench for the last two Premier League games, the 18-year-old will have this week to once again train with the first team and stake his claim for, at the very least, a cameo when Chelsea visit in the Premier League on Saturday lunchtime.Indeed, with Mohamed Salah and Hugo Ekitike absent and doubts over whether Alexander Isak will be able to feature, there is also the outside chance Wright could be handed a senior full debut for Liverpool.Read more here.Will Wright of Liverpool(Image: Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)6th May10:26 BSTThe Diomande questionThe speculation of Liverpool's interest in Yan Diomande, of RB Leipzig, has been ongoing for a number of months now.Liverpool's stance has always been that they are assessing the market for wide forwards to 'replace' Mohamed Salah but won't be drawn on names while the uncertainty of their European football status next season drags on.Still, while people at Anfield would be reluctant to say as much, it's a safe enough bet that Arne Slot's Reds will once more be in the Champions League next season, theoretically affording them more money to rebuild this squad.Liverpool have an excellent relationship with RB Leipzig dating back over most of the last decade and sources in Germany have told the ECHO of their belief that Diomande's Roc Nation agency are indeed speaking to some of the major clubs of Europe, Liverpool included, about their 19-year-old client.Speaking about replacing Salah with someone who can help get the best out of Alexander Isak next season, Slot said on Friday:"[Getting the most from Isak] is definitely part of thinking about the [Salah] replacement. They don't need to bring six or seven players in, because it's more change, but there's three."Replace Mo Salah with a right winger, a right-back and a central midfielder then the players you bought last summer, like Ekitike, Isak, Wirtz, become better players."Mohamed Salah has confirmed his exit(Image: Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images)6th May09:45 BSTMarcos Senesi 'verbal agreement'talkSPORT reports that the Bournemouth defender has already 'verbally agreed' to join Tottenham in the summer once his contract expires, despite interest from Liverpool.However, any move to Spurs is dependent on the club avoiding relegation, and Liverpool are understood to be weighing up whether to make a rival offer for the Argentinian.It's also worth noting that Senesi was originally brought to Bournemouth by Richard Hughes, now Liverpool's sporting director.Bournemouth's Marcos Senesi could join as a free agent(Image: Robin Jones - AFC Bournemouth/AFC Bournemouth via Getty Images)6th May09:34 BSTAdam Wharton latestMarca reports that Liverpool have 'maintained advanced contacts' for the Crystal Palace midfielder.Palace are understood to be unwilling to entertain any offers below €80m, according to Spanish outlet AS Diario.Manchester City, Manchester United and Real Madrid also tracking the England international.Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton.(Image: Jacques Feeney/Offside via Getty Images)