Rumour Mongering: Senesi, Sangaré, Dumfries, Barcola, Jones and More!

Q: What transfer rumors are surrounding Marcos Senesi and Liverpool FC?

Liverpool FC is reportedly weighing an offer for Marcos Senesi from Bournemouth, amid previous interest from Tottenham Hotspur.

Q: Who are the potential midfield targets for Liverpool FC?

Liverpool is considering Mamadou Sangaré and Lamine Camara as potential midfield additions to enhance their squad.

Q: What is the status of Denzel Dumfries in Liverpool's transfer plans?

Denzel Dumfries is being considered for the right-back position, with a release clause potentially making him a viable target.

Q: Which players are Liverpool FC interested in for their attacking lineup?

Liverpool is looking at Bradley Barcola as a potential addition to their attack, especially after Luis Diaz's departure.

BOURNEMOUTH, ENGLAND - APRIL 22: Marcos Senesi ofb during the Premier League match between Bournemouth and Leeds United at Vitality Stadium on April 22, 2026 in Bournemouth, England. (Photo by Robin Jones - AFC Bournemouth/AFC Bournemouth via Getty Images) | AFC Bournemouth via Getty Images As Liverpool FC’s season crawls to slow and dissatisfying close, transfer rumours are heating up. First up, talkSPORT’s chief football correspondent, Alex Crook reports that Liverpool are weighing up an offer for Bournemouth’s Marcos Senesi. This rumour has already been covered, but Tottenham Hotspur were believed to be the leading frontrunners for his services, with the caveat that they stay up. Still, it’s hard to imagine most players would choose Spurs over Liverpool unless guarantees of a starting spot or playing time are involved. Crook brings up Konaté‘s extension as possible factor, but from what Ibou said in the mixed zone a week or two ago, that seems done, with some final details to be sorted out so I’m not sure. Additionally, the Senesi rumours, along with that of Jan Paul van Hecke of from reporting out of the Netherlands over the weekend, seem to suggest LFC are taking a close hard look at centre-backs who are good on the ball and comfortable passing it out of the back. They’re so different from Konaté stylistically that I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a separate move altogether. It does bring up the question of why Liverpool would seem to be loading up on so many centre-backs but that’s a topic for another day and I’ll let your imaginations run wild with the head coach/manager situation… Moving on, highlighted five key areas in the squad for the Reds to invest in the next season: a number 6, right-wing, right-back, left-back, and attack. At the number six spot, he mentions Wharton, but also brings up “Liverpool’s traditional close scrutiny of Ligue 1 means they will be aware of the well-regarded ”. I think Wharton will go a long way towards solving Liverpool’s problems with moving the ball out the back this season, but he should ideally be complemented by another midfielder who’s capable of raising the intensity of the unit to deal with the defensive transition problems we’ve seen all season. Sangaré, or ’s , would definitely fit the bill. Both can win plenty of duels, and while Camara seems to be the better passer out of the two, they’re both excellent technical players who’ll help move the ball up the pitch, and I wouldn’t be mad if Liverpool pursued either one. For right-wing, it’s again. King mentions the possibility of Liverpool using Leipzig’s long-standing interest in to help drive down the price. At right-back, is again mentioned. The Dutch right wing-back was previously mooted as a possible target in the January window, but nothing materialised. He has a release clause, and perhaps will be brought in as a veteran option that will hopefully see less of midfielders being played at right-back. At left-back, the return of Kosta from loan to be the backup to is possible, but he’s also 30 and will have a year left on his deal, so looking into an alternative who can better compete with Kerkez is being looked at. captain was linked recently, and will have one year remaining on his deal in the summer. Finally in attack, King mentions that Liverpool will not be looking for a replacement to as he reocvers from his long-term injury. is unlikely to be moved due to his versatility, while is expected to move on. is brought up, and King specfically mentions the interested in him after ’s departure, which they eventually distanced themselves, citing ’s development pathway. Fabrizo Romano is reporting that Curtis Jones is keen on joining Inter Milan, who may follow up on their interest in the player from January. Of course, this wouldn’t be the first time a player that’s soon out of contract will have used interest from another club to secure a new deal, so let’s see how it plays out. Lastly, Mark Douglas of the iPaper mentions Liverpool as a possible suitor for Bournemouth’s Eli Junior Kroupi. I… highly doubt Liverpool are going to be able to justify spending another £100m on the striker position after last summer’s Isak/Ekitike outlay. The attacking priorities will probably be the wingers, with a versatile player who could probably fill those central position minutes while Ekitike’s covering.