Brentford are preparing an audacious double raid on Liverpool as new Anfield boss Arne Slot begins his squad overhaul at the Premier League giants.
The Bees have identified talented Portuguese attacker Fabio Carvalho and promising midfielder Tyler Morton as prime summer targets, according to Mirror Football sources.
Carvalho Homecoming on the Cards
Fabio Carvalho's potential return to West London would mark a fascinating full-circle moment for the 21-year-old, who previously impressed at Fulham before his £7.7 million move to Liverpool in 2022.
Despite his obvious talent, Carvalho has struggled to secure regular first-team football at Anfield, spending last season on loan at Hull City where he registered an impressive nine goals and two assists.
Morton's Rising Stock
Tyler Morton, another highly-rated Liverpool academy graduate, also enjoyed a productive loan spell in the Championship last season, making 40 appearances for Hull and establishing himself as one of the division's most promising young midfielders.
The 21-year-old's composure on the ball and tactical intelligence have attracted significant attention from several Championship clubs, but Brentford believe they can offer the perfect platform for his Premier League development.
Slot's Summer Clear-Out Begins
New Liverpool manager Arne Slot faces crucial decisions about his squad composition as he prepares for his debut Premier League campaign. The potential departures of Carvalho and Morton would signal the Dutchman's willingness to reshape the playing staff he inherited from Jurgen Klopp.
Brentford's interest demonstrates their continued commitment to identifying and developing young talent, a strategy that has served them well since their promotion to the top flight.
What This Means for Both Clubs
For Liverpool, these potential moves would represent opportunities to generate transfer funds while allowing promising players to continue their development elsewhere. For Brentford, securing either player would represent significant coups as they look to build on their established Premier League status.
The coming weeks will reveal whether the Bees can successfully lure these Liverpool prospects to West London as the summer transfer window heats up.
