Recently, Liverpool has had trouble scoring goals from open play, which has led to questions about their attacking returns. Now, some key players are also being asked some tentative questions. So, that’s all the new news about Liverpool.

Luis Díaz is willing to play for Barcelona.

Just two years ago, Luis Díaz had a huge effect on this Liverpool team, causing them to improve in a way that gave them new hopes for the quadruple and allowed them to win the double. Now that he’s been hurt badly, though, he’s not as much of a surefire star for this next-generation Liverpool team, which Michael Edwards and new sports director Richard Hughes are in charge of building.

There are times when his undeniable good qualities really stand out. And when Liverpool’s attack has been slow, he’s often been the one who made threats to do something. The problem is how often that fear comes true.

Díaz is 27 years old and could be at a crossroads. PSG has been named as a possible suitor. Today, Sport says that he “would like to come to Barcelona,” and the Catalan club thinks that he could help the team “regain intimidation” after Ousmane Dembélé left.

But Liverpool “won’t make it easy” financially, which could be a problem for Barcelona. Additionally, Díaz is said to be a player that Xavi likes. The former playmaker will be leaving his job as manager in the summer.

Liverpool wants to replace Mohamed Salah.

Since Liverpool is getting a new boss to replace Jürgen Klopp, you might think that they won’t make many changes to other areas of the team this summer. Mohamed Salah’s contract situation, on the other hand, has made things more clear.

The star winger’s contract runs out next summer, so Liverpool needs to either extend it or sell him during the next window, when Saudi Arabia is likely to be interested, or they risk losing him for free in a year. Each of these choices isn’t perfect in its own way.

In the near future, Liverpool will have to deal with life without Salah, no matter which way Edwards goes. In this way, Tuttosport says Federico Chiesa is a person that people are interested in.

The Premier League is interested, and it “starts with Liverpool.” Some people are afraid that Chiesa’s good play at Euro 2024 could “turn the spotlight” on the 26-year-old even more. It makes sense that Juventus would like to extend his contract, which also finishes in 2025, before the tournament starts.