Liverpool considering 12 MORE transfers before deadline | OneFootball

Liverpool still have quite a lot of business to do in the transfer window.

There are now just two weeks left until it's all closed. Two weeks until the transfer bonanza finally ends. Until then a lot can happen.

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Especially because Liverpool are still working on a deal to sign Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi. There may also be surprise new arrivals, considering they have a winger on their radar, too.

But as well as those new signings, there will be departures to consider as well. Harvey Elliott and Kostas Tsimikas are the most obvious ones.

Liverpool will listen to any offers for the duo. Federico Chiesa is another who may depart but that will depend on who comes in.

Other than that trio, there are a number of players Liverpool are considering sending out on loan or selling permanently.

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At this moment in time, Liverpool are listening to offers for Rhys Williams and James Balagizi, both of whom are expected to leave on a permanent transfer.

Williams has some experience playing for the club's first team but has been on loan in League Two last season. Balagizi has struggled out on loan and Liverpool are unlikely to recoup much of a transfer fee for him.

Apart from Balagizi and Williams, Anfield Watch understands there are ten players Liverpool are listening to loan offers for and would ideally like to send out on temporary deals this summer.

The full list is as follows:

Stefan Bajcetic

Luke Chambers

Calum Scanlon

Calvin Ramsay

James McConnell

Kaide Gordon

Kieran Morrison

Lewis Koumas

Kyle Kelly

Trent Kone-Doherty

Among them Bajcetic is the most established player in terms of first team experience. He's followed by McConnel, who is highly rated. Chambers and Scanlon have some experience, too.

The likes of Gordon and Koumas were both out on loan last season and it would be preferable if they continued their developments at senior level.

Ramsay, who had a torrid spell with injuries, also deserves to go out on loan. He arrived with high hopes but was struggling to break into Kilmarnock's side last season.

Meanwhile, there may be first time loans in the offing for the likes of Morrison and Kone-Doherty, who were both leading stars of the U21 team and now deserve a loan spell to make the next step-up in their development.

Kelly is another one who falls into this bracket. He's had senior international experience with St Kitts and Nevis and now on the lookout for a loan club.

Liverpool will be making decisions on these players with careful consideration. At this moment in time, all 12 of these players could be on the move, but only if the right offer and opportunity arrives for them.

Others who could move in addition to this are Jayden Danns and Wellity Lucky. But their departures depend on who comes into the first team.