Liverpool made headlines last summer with a record-breaking spending spree. After cruising to the Premier League title, the Reds splashed over £400 million to bring in stars like Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz, and Milos Kerkez, aiming to build a dynasty. But the fairy tale quickly turned sour.

The season started strong, but by autumn, Arne Slot's squad crumbled. Six losses in seven Premier League matches derailed their title hopes, and with only two games left, even a top-four finish is no sure thing. Online betting odds put Liverpool at 4/11 to secure a Champions League spot—promising, but far from certain. To make matters worse, Slot confirmed in April that the club will need to "sell to buy" this summer, a direct consequence of last year's massive spending.

The exit door is already creaking. Mohamed Salah, the legendary Egyptian forward, has agreed to leave early on his two-year contract extension. Long-time left back Andy Robertson will also depart when his deal expires on June 30, and French center back Ibrahima Konate could leave on a free transfer too. So who might Liverpool cash in on to raise funds and rebuild? Here are three players already drawing interest.

First up is Alisson Becker. The Brazilian goalkeeper, signed from Roma in 2018 for £66.8 million—a world record at the time—has been a rock between the posts. He transformed Liverpool's defense after the shaky years of Loris Karius and Simon Mignolet, and his presence has been vital to the club's recent success. But with a need for fresh cash, and suitors likely circling, Alisson's future at Anfield is suddenly uncertain. For fans who've cheered his match-saving stops, the thought of losing him is tough—but in the world of modern football, even legends can be on the move.