Liverpool are now interested in signing an "unbelievable" attacking player who up to this point has only been linked with title rivals Arsenal in the summer transfer window.

Liverpool considering striker options in summer window

The Reds continue to be linked with new signings, including Almeria striker Luis Suarez, with the Reds no doubt loving the idea of him having a similar impact to his namesake at Anfield.

The Colombian scored 27 goals in the league for his current club last season, as well as registering 33 goal contributions (23 goals and 10 assists) in 100 appearances in La Liga throughout his career.

It has been claimed that Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak remains Liverpool's dream target, but the Magpies are clearly absolutely desperate to keep hold of one of the best players in the Premier League. If the Reds could strike a deal for him, though, it could be a stunning piece of business.

The reigning Premier League champions are also said to be in the race to sign Benfica midfielder Orkun Kokcu, with the Turk a gifted footballer who could provide Arne Slot with even more quality in the middle of the park, potentially coming in as a replacement for Harvey Elliott, should he depart.

Liverpool eyeing hijack of "unbelievable" star

Now, according to The Independent's Miguel Delaney, Liverpool "may come in" for Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze this summer, a rumour which has emerged from nowhere considering it's been Arsenal chasing his £60m signing all summer.

Sporting director Richard Hughes has been hard at work all summer, already racking up over £180m worth of signings including the record deal for Florian Wirtz, but it seems he has no intention of slowing down.

While the Gunners appear to be in pole position to sign Eze, Liverpool should be doing all they can to snap him up instead, with Palace manager Oliver Glasner hailing his brilliance in the recent past.

Eze scored the winner in Palace's 1-0 win away to Liverpool in 2024, so the Reds have witnessed the quality he possesses up close, and he also netted the only goal in Palace's FA Cup final victory over Manchester City in May.

The England international is both an entertainer and a player with genuine substance in his game, and he could be sensational for the Reds over a four or five-year period.