Liverpool is actively preparing for life after Mohamed Salah as the club searches for a successor to its iconic forward.
Liverpool knows the Egyptian star is nearing the end of his journey at Liverpool FC after nearly a decade of dominance.
Several profiles have already been considered, including Iliman Ndiaye, Takefusa Kubo and Yankuba Minteh, while Yan Diomandé has recently emerged as a strong option. With significant financial resources but a need to balance departures and arrivals, coach Arne Slot has made it clear that the club must sell before investing heavily again.
A new and surprising name has now entered the conversation: Randal Kolo Muani, currently under contract with Paris Saint-Germain. The French striker, who struggled to meet expectations after his high-profile transfer, could leave for a significantly reduced fee, attracting interest from several clubs including Juventus.
In the middle of this transfer battle, Liverpool sees an opportunity to secure a more affordable attacking option despite competition from Italy, where the player previously impressed. If negotiations progress, Liverpool could make a bold gamble to replace Salah and open a new chapter in its attacking era.