Timo Werner
Who?
With 15 goals and eight assists from 28 league games this season, it's the RB Leipzig and Germany striker who has seen his name linked with Jurgen Klopp's men for well over a year now .
There's also strong interest from Bayern Munich.
Where?
According to German news outlet Kicker, Bayern have delayed on opening negotiations with RB Leipzig over the transfer of Werner until the end of the season, and not any earlier.
The 23-year-old striker is yet to sign a new contract with Leipzig - suggesting he’ll be leaving the club this summer with one year left on his deal.
What?
Liverpool are on transfer alert after Timo Werner made a decision about his future at RB Leipzig.
The highly-rated striker has rejected a contract offer from the Bundesliga club as he looks to make a move elsewhere.
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Jurgen Klopp is a known fan and is expected to bolster his attacking resources this summer with the anticipated departure of Daniel Sturridge and continued doubt over the future of Divock Origi .
The Reds will certainly be interested but will face tough competition from other European heavyweights if they wish to sign the German international particularly from Bayern Munich.
Paulo Dybala
Who?
The 25-year-old Juventus and Argentina striker.
What?
The Argentine has endured a difficult campaign in Turin with his starting place less than secure following the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo.
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And after enduring his least productive year at the club, boasting just five Serie A goals, Goal are reporting that manager Massimiliano Allegri will look to cash in on the forward ahead of what is set to be a busy summer for Juventus.
Corriere dello Sport also write that Juventus have set the price for the attacker at €80million (£68m).
Where?
Liverpool have been heavily linked with Dybala in the past, but Jurgen Klopp insists he is not willing to spend huge money in this transfer window so if the Reds are interested it will take some negotiation work.
