Liverpool continue to assess attacking targets as they plan for the future.
The Reds have already started exploring options who could strengthen their attack next season after Mohamed Salah left the club at the end of last season.
Several names have appeared on Liverpool’s shortlist in recent months. Bradley Barcola remains a player of interest, but the club have also been monitoring emerging talent across Europe.
One player attracting significant attention is RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande. The highly-rated attacker has impressed enough to draw interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs.
However, Liverpool may now have a clearer path to securing his signature.
According to Football Media News, Liverpool have reached an agreement with Diomande’s representatives and remain in discussions over a potential transfer.
The report states that the Reds already have an agreement in principle with the player. Their focus has now shifted towards negotiating a transfer fee with RB Leipzig.
Liverpool’s position has also been strengthened by developments elsewhere.
The report claims Paris Saint-Germain have decided to end their pursuit of Diomande after concluding that Leipzig’s demands exceed their budget.
Luis Campos reportedly explored the possibility of a deal before PSG ultimately withdrew from the race.
That decision leaves Liverpool in a stronger position as they look to push negotiations forward.
Diomande has seen his valuation rise significantly in recent months, which is believed to be one of the main reasons PSG decided against entering a bidding war.
For Liverpool, the situation remains more straightforward. The player is already open to the move, and the club now face fewer obstacles than before.
So, PSG’s withdrawal represents an important boost for the Reds as they continue their efforts to secure one of their priority attacking targets.
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