Liverpool is looking to sign French international Ousmane Dembélé to compensate for the potential departure of their star player Mohamed Salah, according to "Fichajes." The club is taking advantage of the tension between Paris Saint-Germain and Dembélé regarding his contract renewal to open negotiations next summer.

Liverpool sees Dembele as the ideal replacement for the right winger due to his speed and ability to penetrate opposing defenses, in addition to his international experience and recent success with Paris Saint-Germain, where he achieved a sextuple and increased his market value, despite his high financial demands that stalled the renewal of his contract with the French club.

This step comes as part of the club's plan to revitalize the attack following Salah's performance decline this season and to restore the high pressing and offensive verticality that previously distinguished the team in major matches.

Dembele is expected to change the dynamics of the attack at Anfield, providing the team with greater ability to expand on the right wing, while allowing other players the opportunity to occupy their natural positions within the team's tactical system.

The report confirmed that Liverpool aims to complete the deal before major European clubs intervene, with confidence that the Reds' sports project and the allure of the Premier League will be decisive factors in convincing the French player to move to Anfield.