Tchouameni eyed by Liverpool rivals as Salah's agent speaks out

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Arsenal are interested in signing Real Madrid's Aurelien Tchouameni (Image: Getty Images)

Liverpool will have a new-look midfield when they kick off their Premier League campaign against Chelsea on August 13.

The Reds have been very busy in the transfer market, with James Milner, Naby Keita, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Roberto Firmino all leaving on free transfers and Jordan Henderson and Fabinho making highly lucrative moves to the Saudi Pro League.

Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai have been signed, boosting manager Jurgen Klopp's options but Liverpool are in the market for more reinforcements. Here, Mirror Football rounds up the latest Liverpool transfer news and rumours.

Salah's agent speaks out

Mohamed Salah's agent Ramy Abbas has insisted the forward will not be leaving Liverpool after it emerged that he was being targeted by the Saudi Pro League.

Reports from Saudi Arabia claimed that Al Ittihad were hoping to sign him, but Abbas has insisted Salah "remains committed" to Liverpool after signing a new long-term contract extension last July.

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"If we considered leaving LFC this year, we wouldn't have renewed the contract last summer," Abbas wrote on social media. "Mohamed remains committed to LFC."

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Man Utd eye Liverpool target

Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni has been a long-term transfer target for Liverpool, but rivals Manchester United have now been linked with the France international.

According to Diario Sport, Real are 'willing to listen to offers' for Tchouameni and that both United and Bayern Munich are interested in signing him. The report states that United are weighing up making a bid for the 23-year-old.

Tchouameni was heavily linked with Liverpool last summer before making the move to Real and the Reds have once again been linked with a swoop this summer, but appear to have turned their attention to other targets instead.

Tchouameni eyed by Liverpool rivals as Salah's agent speaks outRomeo Lavia (George Wood/Getty)

Lavia talks continue

Liverpool have already had two bids rejected by Southampton for Romeo Lavia, but Belgian outlet Het Laatste Nieuws state that they are 'not giving up' on signing him.

The Reds are in desperate need of a new midfielder following Henderson and Fabinho's moves to Saudi Arabia and Lavia is their top target. However, Southampton are believed to value the Belgian international at around £50m and are holding out for their asking price.

The report states that Liverpool are unwilling to meet it and the two clubs 'continue to argue' over the fee. It is added that Lavia is keen on a move to Anfield and has already agreed personal terms.

Matthew Cooper

Mohamed Salah, Liverpool FC

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