Frightening triple signing ready to transform Liverpool's attack

Liverpool have a genuine shot at a frightening triple signing that's ready to transform their attack. Big money for big reward.

Liverpool want wingers. There's a desperate need for them, after all, given the Reds struggled to stretch teams at all last season.

The width was lacking, the pace was lacking, and Liverpool badly need to add it this summer. That was primarily why they entered the campaign with Yan Diomande as their top target.

That pursuit didn't work out but the Reds have since moved on to Bradley Barcola at Paris Saint-Germain. The club is locked in negotiations with the Parisians and L'Equipe reports they're about to put €115m on the table.

But that's not all. Fabrice Hawkins reports that Liverpool are also trying to sign Ibrahim Mbaye from PSG and are working on that deal right now.

The pair of them would certainly add pace and drive to the forward line - ticking exactly the right boxes. But we don't believe Liverpool should stop there.

Cody Gakpo is expected to leave for Tottenham Hotspur if Barcola comes in, while Liverpool would still only have Mbaye as an option from the right. It's why we're pushing hard on the idea of signing Endrick from Real Madrid.

The Brazilian has given the green light on a move away from the Santiago Bernabéu and Liverpool are well-placed to sign a player they've wanted since 2022. We're also just gigantic fans of Endrick and feel he could be the next Roberto Firmino in the right environment.

That environment is Anfield. Liverpool need someone who can attack from the right, with the squad having, quite incredibly, no left-footed attackers. Endrick can also play through the middle (and prefers to) which is again sorely required with Hugo Ekitike out until 2027.

This is the kind of triple signing that transforms a team and moves them up a level or two. Youth, pace, goals, experience - it's all there. Three forwards looking to send a message to the world and all played at the World Cup this summer.

Make it happen.