As Arne Slot reports Liverpool transfer negotiations, Michael Olise’s price tag is revealed.

It’s possible that Liverpool will bolster their roster in the summer transfer window.

Liverpool will be closely following the action at Euro 2024 and Copa America as players from Arne Slot’s team, along with possible new signings, compete for triumph on the international stage.

Previous years have seen a number of players make big-money moves as a result of a strong summer tournament, and that situation may repeat again this season.

The transfer window started late last week, and Liverpool has not made any additions, despite the fact that few Premier League teams have moved to finalise deals at this early point.

We’ve compiled some of the most recent Reds news while transfer whispers persist.

Olise price, named by Crystal Palace.

It has been reported that Crystal Palace will only consider bids for Michael Olise that exceed £60 million.

In addition to Chelsea and Manchester United, Liverpool is reportedly among the Premier League teams interested in signing the French winger.

Making their position known, Palace is said to have valued Olise at around £60 million and will not negotiate a price below that.

The Eagles are in a strong financial situation, therefore they are not under any pressure to sell Olise or Eberechi Eze, according to BBC Sport.

The Liverpool Echo states: Given that Liverpool is not the only premier league team rumoured to be interested in a transfer, this could prove to be a difficult transaction to close. Whether or not to make such a move may depend on what transpires with Luis Diaz this summer. The Colombian plays a similar role to Olise, and the money raised from his potential exit would probably be used to sign a player along these lines.

Slot shares transfer negotiations

In his first formal interview as Liverpool’s head coach on Wednesday night, Arne Slot acknowledged that he has been concentrating a lot on recruiting lately.

The Reds have not yet made their first summer acquisition, but after Euro 2024 and the Copa America conclude, things might swiftly alter in that regard.

When asked if his discussions with the new Liverpool sporting director had been around recruitment, Slot said to liverpoolfc.com, “Yeah, and it’s also been part of spending my time in the last few weeks.” If you bring in Fabian, who I didn’t know before, you have meetings and chats with him and Richard in order to bring in the greatest candidate we could find, and I believe we were able to do so in Fabian’s case.

When asked if his discussions with the new Liverpool sporting director had been around recruitment, Slot said to liverpoolfc.com, “Yeah, and it’s also been part of spending my time in the last few weeks.” If you bring in Fabian, who I didn’t know before, you have meetings and chats with him and Richard in order to bring in the greatest candidate we could find, and I believe we were able to do so in Fabian’s case.

“He’s considered one of the most intriguing goalkeeper coaches out there right now, and I sensed this during our talks. We are discussing and holding talks regarding the remaining one or two posts that need to be filled.”

The Liverpool Echo says: A lot of choices have probably already been considered internally, so it will be intriguing to see who the Reds’ recruitment team targets in the transfer market. Slot may have targeted players from his previous team, Feyenoord, a strategy many managers have used when taking on a new position. However, because of the club’s new organisational structure, the Dutchman will not be able to have as much control over transfers as Jurgen Klopp did.