The January transfer window is nearing its end, but Liverpool are already planning for the summer.
According to tuttomercatoweb.com, the Premier League giants will send representatives to Turin in February to explore the potential signing of Paulo Dybala.
The 28-year-old Argentine forward is out of contract at the end of the season, and while extension talks are set to begin soon, a summer departure remains a possibility.
The recent arrival of Dusan Vlahovic has lifted the mood at Juventus, with fans hopeful that the Serbian striker can forge a lethal partnership with Dybala. However, Juventus management insists that Dybala must accept a 15% pay cut on any new deal, a condition that has reportedly frustrated the player and his entourage.
Meanwhile, Liverpool face their own contract challenges, particularly with Mo Salah, whose future at Anfield remains uncertain. Both Salah and Roberto Firmino have been linked to potential moves to Barcelona, adding to Liverpool’s need to strengthen their attacking options.