Liverpool are plotting a major attacking overhaul this summer, with RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande and Bayern Munich star Michael Olise emerging as prime targets. The Reds have endured a woeful 2025/26 campaign, failing to defend their Premier League title and suffering early cup exits, prompting a squad rebuild.
Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson are set to leave after nine years at Anfield, leaving huge voids. Arne Slot and Richard Hughes must address the lack of pace and energy in attack, especially after the departures of Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez last season.
Diomande, 19, has impressed in his debut Bundesliga season with 13 goals and nine assists. Valued at €100 million (£87m), he can play on either flank. Meanwhile, Olise, 24, has registered 18 goals and 29 assists for Bayern and could be Salah's long-term replacement on the right wing.
Both players are seen as ideal additions to reignite Liverpool's frontline, with Olise already among the world's elite. The club hopes to rebuild a formidable attack around these transfers.
