Two offers for forward; Liverpool will agree deal today

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There are two offers in for a Liverpool forward. The Reds will agree a deal with someone today.

It's transfer deadline day and everyone is incredibly unclear about Liverpool. The Reds have massive gaps in their squad that would ideally be addressed.

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But the truly mad thing is that they've also got a group of players who don't have places in the first-team squad and need moving on. And that all needs to happen today.

Harvey Elliott is one of those, though his move to Valencia is all-but sealed. We'll see what happens with Federico Chiesa, too, who once again lacks a clear role in the team.

One interesting one is Keyrol Figueroa. The striker signed a new contract with Liverpool last season but doesn't appear to be anywhere near the first-team setup, which makes an exit seem dead certain.

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The 20-year-old surprisingly renewed that deal, too. Few thought he would do and it was expected that he'd simply leave in 2026.

Instead, he's once again looking for a loan deal. The Athletic reports that he has two offers for his services this season and Liverpool are currently considering the two of them.

One will be accepted, unless a third arrives, and Figueroa will have a new club this season, at least on loan. What happens to him beyond that loan spell entirely depends on how he does - though, we don't imagine he's heading towards the first-team at Liverpool.

Still, Figueroa will get his opportunity to shine and we'll be on the lookout for where that is.

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