Liverpool have received interest from Saudi Arabia and Spain for their main forwards, including Mohamed Salah, Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez.
Realistically, it is unlikely that they will leave this summer, but one of the challenges is to leverage their attackers, who have lost their scoring power at the end of the season.
In particular, there is an urgent need to find a replacement for the Egyptian winger, who has not shown the ability to shake off opposing defenders since entering his 30s, and the club is looking at a variety of forwards, particularly left-handed right wingers.
Spanish international Dani Olmo, who plays for RB Leipzig, has been mentioned as one of the candidates, although his style of play is different to that of Egyptian King.
The player has been linked with a step up in the summer, but he has made it clear that he is positive about any possibilities in front of him.
“I’m open to possibilities that may arise, but I’m going to give you a nice tip: I’m focused on the first match of the Euro Cup.”
The first priority is to get a result at EURO 2024.If a transfer does happen, if not at Anfield, it will be after this tournament.
With financially struggling Barcelona also interested, there is a high probability that he will leave the German club where he will spend time from 2020.
Will the 26-year-old attacker prove his ability at a new club next season…?