With Mohamed Salah officially confirming this week that he will leave Anfield at the end of the season, Liverpool's attacking rebuilding plan has been quickly put on the agenda.

To fill the huge tactical and statistical gaps left by Salah's departure, Liverpool's management is actively looking for suitable successors in the transfer market and is expected to bring in two high-level wingers this summer.

Currently, 19-year-old winger Yan Diomande, who plays for RB Leipzig, has become Liverpool's top transfer target. This season, Diomande has delivered an impressive performance in 26 Bundesliga appearances, scoring 10 goals and providing 7 assists, demonstrating a maturity and attacking efficiency beyond his years.

However, signing Diomande will be no easy task. Diomande is currently valued at £87 million, and Liverpool will face fierce competition from Premier League rivals such as Manchester United, Arsenal, and Tottenham.

RB Leipzig naturally hopes their rising star can stay for another year, but they also know that retaining a player is extremely difficult given the offers from European giants, especially with the team currently holding onto the last Champions League spot in the Bundesliga by a narrow margin on goal difference.

Besides Diomande, Liverpool's transfer radar also covers several other young talents in European football. Juventus winger Francisco Conceição is currently under close surveillance by Liverpool, while Paris Saint-Germain's Bradley Barcora is a long-term target for the club.

In addition, Newcastle United's England international Anthony Gordon was also on Liverpool's radar, but Newcastle United's record-breaking £100 million price tag will likely deter Liverpool from pursuing him.

Finding a player in the transfer market who can perfectly replace Salah is undoubtedly the most difficult task Liverpool has faced in recent years.

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