Liverpool are continuing to monitor Michael Olise as a possible long-term successor to Mohamed Salah.
Journalist Lewis Steele reports that the former Crystal Palace winger, now playing for Bayern Munich, has emerged as one of Liverpool’s top transfer targets. Although no deal is currently in place, early signs indicate that Olise is firmly on the Reds’ radar for either the upcoming summer transfer window or the one that follows.
With Salah’s future at Anfield uncertain, Olise’s creativity and proven Premier League experience make him a strong candidate to step into the Egyptian’s role. His profile fits the type of player Liverpool are seeking to maintain attacking strength in the years ahead.
Former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann also weighed in on Salah’s situation, noting: “Age is catching up. At 33, he’s losing a bit of pace — and that makes all the difference.”
