Journalist 'Okub Davy' reported that Liverpool has officially entered the race to sign young striker Kenan Yildiz from Juventus, after the club conducted a scouting trip to closely monitor the player in recent times.

Okub clarified that Liverpool's interest in the Turkish international player has increased after his impressive performance with his national team against Bulgaria in the World Cup qualifiers, where he scored two goals in Turkey's significant 6-1 victory, prompting club officials to initiate preliminary contacts with the player's representatives in preparation for continuous monitoring throughout the current season.

The source added that Liverpool, despite its heavy spending in the summer transfer market by signing Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak, has already started exploring new attacking options in preparation for the future, especially with star Mohamed Salah approaching the latter stages of his career.

Kenan Yildiz, who is 20 years old, is considered one of the most promising talents in Europe after scoring eight goals this season with his club and national team, amid interest from several major clubs including Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool.