
Everton prepare shock bid for Liverpool youngster loved by Jurgen Klopp as Reds name their price
Arne Slot Set for Major Liverpool Overhaul as Transfer Exits Loom
New Liverpool boss Arne Slot is preparing for a significant squad reshuffle, with several players already being linked with summer exits from Anfield.
The 2025–26 transfer window looks set to be a hectic one for the Reds, especially after Trent Alexander-Arnold’s move to Real Madrid was confirmed.
Other key players, including Luis Diaz, have also attracted attention, with Barcelona’s sporting director Deco publicly expressing admiration for the Colombian winger.
Traditionally reserved during transfer windows, Liverpool appear to be gearing up for a more active role this summer under Slot’s leadership.
Everton Eye Ben Doak as Liverpool Name £30m Price Tag

One of the players attracting interest is Ben Doak, who impressed while on loan at Middlesbrough before injury prematurely ended his spell.
According to The Telegraph, Everton are now considering a move for the 18-year-old winger.
While Liam Delap remains the top forward target for the Toffees, Doak is reportedly on David Moyes’ radar, with Liverpool valuing him at around £30 million.
However, the Reds are said to be reluctant sellers and are not actively trying to offload him.
Why Liverpool Should Hold On to Doak
Despite his young age, Doak showed flashes of brilliance with 10 goal contributions in the 2024–25 season.
Former manager Jurgen Klopp was a strong admirer, and his praise alone highlights the potential Doak possesses.
The Scottish winger combines pace, goal-scoring instincts, and creativity—qualities that could be vital for Liverpool’s future.
With Mohamed Salah signing a two-year extension, Doak might not be a regular starter yet, but with players like Harvey Elliott potentially moving on, new opportunities could open up for him.
Even if he spends another season out on loan while continuing his recovery from injury, retaining Doak could be a smart long-term decision—his current market value may be high, but his ceiling could be even higher.