Transfer rumour roundup: Liverpool line up €95m Salah successor, Spurs plot Min-jae move | OneFootball

Have Liverpool decided on their Mohamed Salah replacement? Which team is in for Manchester City captain Bernardo Silva? Here are all the latest transfer rumours from around Europe.

Liverpool might have some regret at letting Luis Diaz leave last summer. The Colombian's spectacular season atBayern Munich, coupled with Mohamed Salah's declining output, has left Liverpool short of razzmatazz on the flanks.

In a bid to fix that problem,El Nacional say the Reds are reportedly ready to launch a €95m (£82.6m) bid for Nico Williams. Despite the winger signing a ludicrously long contract last summer, that fee will trigger his release clause at Athletic Bilbao.

Also on Arne Slot's radar isCharlie Cresswell. The former England u-21 international has turned heads at Toulouse, with Brighton, Wolfsburg and West Ham interested in January. Liverpool like the look of the 23-year-old, who could be a replacement for Joe Gomez at Anfield. A €30m fee should do it, according to transfer insider Ekrem Konur.

Diogo Dalot's displays have promptedManchester United to assess the right-back market. Tuttosport say Juventus defender Pierre Kalulu is of interest. The Old Lady, in a desperate bid to keep Kalulu, are ready to offer him an improved deal.

In terms of incomings at Juventus, the Italian giants want a refresh in midfield. Alongside interest in Atalanta's Ederson,Calciomercato claim the Serie A side want to tempt Manchester City captain Bernardo Silva to Turin. The 31-year-old is set to become a free agent this summer.

Having allowed national treasureSon Heung-min to leave last summer, Spurs may look to replenish their South Korean stocks in the summer. A move for Kim Min-jae is mooted, with Bayern Munich prepared to let the centre-back leave. Chelsea are also long-term admirers of a man dubbed 'The Monster'.

Finally, Al-Ittihad want to pipPremier League clubs to Eduardo Camavinga. The Saudi side have identified the Real Madrid midfielder as the perfect Fabinho replacement, say Mundo Deportivo. Liverpool, Chelsea, and Arsenal