Liverpool’s sliver of hope in the pursuit of Mbappe is a hard pill to swallow as it entails the sale of two of their main men.

As the 2023/24 season concludes, Kylian Mbappe is set to leave Paris Saint-Germain as a free agent.

While a move to Real Madrid has been widely anticipated, nothing has been officially confirmed.

With the opportunity for other clubs to negotiate from January, Mbappe’s services are open for discussion.

Despite the perception that Liverpool hasn’t traditionally pursued such high-profile signings, the chance remains for them to be a contender in the race for Mbappe.

Liverpool boasts a squad filled with talent, yet historically, the club has been more conservative in its approach to transfers, prioritizing value for money over extravagant spending.

With the exception of a potential record bid for Moises Caicedo, Liverpool’s transfer dealings have consistently prioritized sustainability rather than pursuing high-profile or popular signings.

The dynamics might shift with Mbappe, and crucially, as highlighted by TeamTalk, the potential departure of Mo Salah in the upcoming summer could provide Liverpool with the financial means to facilitate the transfer of the World Cup winner.

Liverpool aims to position themselves in the discussion, and ultimately, any move will hinge on the player’s preference.