Liverpool lining up moves for two new wingers alongside Bradley Barcola…

Liverpool is reportedly considering moves for two new wingers in addition to Bradley Barcola, as per TeamTalk.

The Reds had been interested in Yan Diomande and made offers to RB Leipzig for the Ivorian winger, but their attempts were unsuccessful.

Consequently, the 19-year-old has chosen to join PSG, closing the door on a potential transfer to Anfield, which has prompted Liverpool to explore other options in the market.

Bradley Barcola remains a primary target, especially since Diomande’s transfer to PSG may lead to an exit as he approaches the final two years of his contract with the European champions.

While Barcola is the most prominent name on the club’s list, it seems that Liverpool is also evaluating two additional candidates for a summer acquisition.

Liverpool is eyeing Said El Mala.

One of these candidates, according to TeamTalk, is Koln forward Said El Mala, who is expected to depart the German club soon.

The 19-year-old had a productive season last year, making 36 appearances and scoring 13 goals along with five assists for the Bundesliga team.

During that period, he primarily played on the left wing but also had opportunities as a center-forward, in attacking midfield, and on the right wing.

The Germany youth international has attracted considerable interest, having been close to a move to Brentford earlier in the transfer window.

However, that transfer did not materialize, and now a move to Liverpool could be possible as they keep an eye on a potential deal for El Mala.

Nonetheless, the situation appears complex, as his brother, Malek El Mala, is reportedly keen on joining him at his next club.

It remains uncertain if this could hinder Liverpool’s pursuit, especially with Premier League rivals Newcastle United also vying for his signature.

Liverpool is interested in Bazoumana Toure.

Liverpool has also been linked with Hoffenheim’s talented winger, Bazoumana Toure. The 20-year-old Ivorian has made a significant impact over the past year, scoring five goals and providing 12 assists in 32 matches across all competitions.

Primarily playing on the left wing, Toure has also been utilized on the right and as a center-forward when necessary for his team.

Reports suggest that Toure, who is currently participating in the World Cup with the Ivory Coast, is seen as a “long-term” investment for Liverpool to enhance their squad depth.

He would join Rio Ngumoha as a young development player for the future, while Cody Gakpo and Victor Munoz are anticipated to serve as the more seasoned options.

It remains uncertain which players the Reds will acquire, especially after the disappointment of missing out on Yan Diomande during the transfer window.