Liverpool are showing no signs of slowing down their transfer activity following the appointment of Andoni Iraola as manager. The Reds are preparing for a busy summer window, with several key exits already confirmed and new targets emerging.
Key Departures Create Voids
Iraola will welcome Jeremy Jacquet this summer, but he will undoubtedly want more new faces after taking over from Arne Slot. Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson, Ibrahima Konate, and Rhys Williams are all leaving Anfield, leaving gaps in the squad. Robertson has already agreed a move to Tottenham, continuing in the Premier League next season.
With Salah ending his nine-year stay on Merseyside, the wide forward positions have become a priority. Federico Chiesa could also depart, potentially creating room for at least two new attacking recruits in an area where Liverpool were already lacking depth last season.
Barcola 'Wants Exit'
Paris Saint-Germain star Bradley Barcola is prepared to leave the Parc des Princes this summer, according to talkSPORT. This is encouraging news for Liverpool and Arsenal, both linked with the French international.
Barcola has seen his opportunities limited since Khvicha Kvaratskhelia arrived in Paris in January 2025. He scored 13 goals in all competitions last season but started on the bench in PSG's Champions League quarter-final, semi-final, and final triumphs.
The 23-year-old will not be allowed to leave cheaply, and buying clubs may face resistance from Luis Enrique's side. A transfer fee of around £60 million has been suggested for the player, who is part of France's World Cup squad.
Rayan on Reds' Radar
Brazil international Rayan is the latest name linked with a summer move to Anfield. The winger is familiar to Iraola, having played under him at Bournemouth during the second half of last season.
According to RTI Esporte, Rayan has a £130 million release clause at Bournemouth, though it is unclear if the Cherries would demand that full amount. The 19-year-old scored five goals and provided two assists in his first 15 Premier League appearances, earning him a spot in Carlo Ancelotti's World Cup squad. He also scored his first senior international goal in Brazil's warm-up friendly against Panama.
