Liverpool are reportedly leading the race to sign Belgian winger Jeremy Doku from Rennes.
Jurgen Klopp's side have been linked with the 19-year-old for some time and are continuing to monitor his progress.
The teenager has attracted widespread interest and the suggestion is that he could leave Rennes at the end of what will be his second season with the Ligue 1 side.
RTL Sport have now reported that Liverpool are 'best placed' to sign the Belgian international next year.
Though any deal would more likely happen in the summer, the Reds could be short of attacking options when Mo Salah and Sadio Mane head to the African Cup of Nations in the winter.
Doku can provide cover for Salah and Mane who both turn 30 next year, as he can play on either flank.
The winger is an exciting prospect who has impressed at Rennes, since completing a £22m move from Anderlecht in the summer of 2020.
In his first season in Ligue 1, he made 30 appearances and scored two goals.
He made his international debut in a Nations League clash against Denmark last September and has since gone on to make ten appearances for his country.
Doku has endured a frustrating start to the current season after he suffered a hamstring injury against Nantes in August and is yet to return to action.
Liverpool had been linked with Doku as a potential replacement to Xherdan Shaqiri who left for Lyon, but the Reds made just one signing in the summer in the form of defender Ibrahima Konate.
lomdkmnoz
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this guy is the best
lightrex
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Doku will be a great signing
Rekdelpsu
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everyday rumors. why
Rekdelpsu
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it has started again. liverpool are not serious at all .
Hokblnoprs
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WE WANT TRAORE YWNWA
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if you sign traore it will be YWNWA - You Will Never Walk Again 😂😂😂
Ceualnprst
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sign him cz best drible n passing
Mohomadsalah
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WE WANT TRAORE YWNWA
Neefehmie99
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Always link and well positioned but all is rumour. but he's record is bad ... 2 goals in 30 apps
Perceptive
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Raphinha or Ketelaere from Club Brugge won't be a bad option
tfrankbeat
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Can doku bring back the docu-mentary of the past for Liverpool