With over a month to go until the summer window comes to a close the Liverpool transfer rumour mill is bubbling with speculation.
It was suggested Jurgen Klopp won't be excessively altering his Champions League winning side following the Reds activity in last summer's market.
But this hasn't stopped several star names being linked with a prestigious move to Anfield.
Here we take a look at the likelihood of any potential deals taking place.
Dani Ceballos
Who?
The Real Madrid midfielder was part of the Spain Under-21 team who were crowned winners of the European Championship in Italy on Sunday.
Where?
According to Marca there are a number of clubs interested in acquiring the 22-year-old, including Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal.
It is reported the Spaniard is no longer in Zinedine Zidane's plans moving forward, with the French manager having spent more than €300million as he continues the rebuilding job at Real Madrid.
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What?
The central midfielder is said to be keen on a move to the Premier League.
And Tottenham are currently said to be the front-runners to land Ceballos' signature.
Having bought Naby Keita last season and with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain ready to play his part, Jurgen Klopp is unlikely to make a move for the Los Blancos man.
Bruno Fernandes
Who?
The Portuguese midfielder has been a name bounding about the rumour mill and will be no stranger to Liverpool fans.
He scored 32 times last season and a host of top sides are interested in the Sporting Lisbon star.
Where?
Portuguese outlet A Bola have reported that Fernandes’ agent, Miguel Pinho, is due to meet with the Reds this week when he flies over to the UK.
What?
He would seem to tick a lot of boxes for a Reds player but with a reported asking price of €60million, and with Klopp's roster buzzing with options in the midfield, a transfer does seem unlikely.
Dejan Lovren
Who?
The World Cup finalist and Champions League winner joined Liverpool from Southampton in 2014, and has made 170 appearances for the Reds.
Where?
Following reports AC Milan are keen to acquire the veteran defender, Italian publication Calcio Mercato have now reported Lovren's wages could be halting progress on a deal.
What?
It is understand that it would take in excess of £25million for Liverpool to entertain the idea of Lovren leaving the club, with the Croatian international under contract until 2021.
