Liverpool fans have identified one player from Euro 2024 that they are desperate to sign after seeing his performances so far in the tournament.
It's going to be a summer of change at Anfield, with a new man at the helm for the first time since 2015 as Arne Slot replaces Jurgen Klopp as manager.
It may seem an impossible act to follow but despite an unbelievable tenure in charge, Klopp's end to life and Liverpool was far from ideal.
Klopp saw the club's quadruple hopes torn apart in the later stages of the campaign.
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Defeats to Atalanta, Man United, and Everton ensured Klopp would leave the club with just the Carabao Cup to his name for his final season, but his work throughout the years had already ensured his legacy.
With the precarious contract situations of Mo Salah, Trent Alexander Arnold, and Virgil Van Dijk, Slot will have to act intelligently in the transfer market and Liverpool fans think they've identified a target.
Italy's Riccardo Calafiori has been one of the standout stars so far in Germany, particularly for English fans who hadn't watched him frequently before.
The Bologna defender was exceptional against Albania and was a shining light again against Spain despite scoring an unfortunate own goal.
In spite of finding his own net, Liverpool fans are still convinced Calafiori would be a valuable asset at Anfield.
One fan wrote: "Can play left back as well and attack pretty well too he's complete man."
Another added: "Would love to see Calafiori at Liverpool. Stop this Leny Yoro waiting game and go get him, Liverpool. Class player regardless of the own goal."
A third posted: "Need to see him at Anfield ASAP, he's been unbelievable this tournament."
A fourth wrote: "Calafori is some player, slam 60 on the table now."
Slot might be thinking the same thing as The Athletic reporting this week the Reds had enquired about the Italy star along with Newcastle, Brighton, and West Ham.
However, it is Juventus who are believed to be currently leading the race for his signature.
Topics: Euro 2024, Arne Slot, Premier League, Liverpool, Fan Reactions
Tom Jenkins