Liverpool are in advanced talks for a mega deal that could transform the club. This is a very exciting moment in the transfer window for the Reds. The club's sporting director, Richard Hughes, has

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has said Marc Guehi missed the pre-season friendly against Crawley Town through injury. Liverpool are interested in the England international, 25, with less than 12 months remaining on his current contract.

Bayern Munich have re-engaged with Liverpool over the potential signing of Luis Diaz, as reported by The Athletic. Having seen an earlier offer of €67.5million (£58.6m) rejected, the German champions are now in continued discussions with the Merseyside club, signalling their ongoing desire to land the Colombian international.

Ekitike, 23, had long been linked with a Premier League move, with Newcastle United and Manchester United reportedly joining Liverpool in pursuit of the Frenchman.

Liverpool's big-money investment on transfers this summer is the result of long-term planning, club CEO Billy Hogan said.

Ekitike becomes the second major addition to Arne Slot’s Liverpool side this summer, following the arrival of Florian Wirtz. The Dutch manager, who led the Reds to the Premier League title in his debut season, is looking to refresh the squad without losing the human touch that has long been part of the club’s identity.

Alexander Isak has been linked with a summer switch to Liverpool after informing Newcastle United of his desire to leave.

Hugo Ekitiké's initial price might garner interest, but being new to the Premier League casts doubt over reliability.

If any club has the funds to pull off this deal, it is Al Hilal. Not only are they one of the four clubs owned by Saudi Arabia’s Private Investment Fund (PIF), but they also benefit from the support of billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who can help underwrite exceptional deals such as this one.

Transfer news LIVE!A summer window which has already seen one record-breaking deal is gearing up for another as Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United all continue to splash the cash ahead of the new Premier League season.