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Liverpool Continue Pursuit of Ismaila Sarr as Gakpo's Future Remains Uncertain

Liverpool are still pursuing Crystal Palace winger Ismaila Sarr after an initial £50m offer was rejected. Manager Andoni Iraola aims to sign three new attackers, including Bradley Barcola, potentially impacting Cody Gakpo's future.

  • Liverpool's initial £50m offer for Ismaila Sarr was rejected by Crystal Palace.
  • Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola wants to sign three new attacking players, including two wide players, before the transfer deadline.
  • PSG accepted a £100m plus £20m add-ons offer from Liverpool for Bradley Barcola.

Liverpool are continuing their pursuit of Ismaila Sarr from Crystal Palace, despite an initial offer of approximately £50 million being rejected. Manager Andoni Iraola is looking to bring in three new attacking players, with two intended for wide positions, before the transfer window closes.

One of these wide players is expected to be France winger Bradley Barcola, after Paris Saint-Germain accepted an offer of £100 million plus £20 million in potential add-ons for the 23-year-old. The club has reportedly moved on from Yankuba Minteh following Brighton's resistance, but remains interested in a deal for Sarr.

The 28-year-old Senegal international, who plays on the right wing, is seen as a crucial reinforcement for Liverpool following Mohamed Salah's summer departure. If Liverpool successfully acquires their targets, Cody Gakpo could depart before the deadline on Tuesday. Tottenham are reportedly interested in Gakpo, with manager Roberto De Zerbi insistent on pursuing the Dutchman.

When asked about Gakpo's future on Thursday, Iraola stated, “When the market is open, you cannot guarantee anything with anyone.”

Why this matters: The transfer activity could significantly reshape Liverpool's attacking lineup and impact their performance in the upcoming season.

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