Liverpool are in the market to sign an attacking player or two before the summer transfer window ends. The Reds remain in talks for Bradley Barcola, Yankuba Minteh, and Ibrahim Mbaye as they face a race against time to finalize deals. Cody Gakpo’s potential £72m transfer to Tottenham has now become 'unlikely,' according to journalist Joost Blaauwhof, who stated: 'For now, there is radio silence between Liverpool and Spurs regarding Cody Gakpo. As long as Bradley Barcola is not at LFC, a deal with Tottenham appears highly unlikely.' Gakpo, valued at £72m, is tied to the club until 2030, but Liverpool face pressure to offload him if multiple attackers join the squad. Tottenham’s interest in Gakpo has not waned, though the Reds are unlikely to accept a bid unless Barcola arrives. The Dutchman’s departure hinges on the club’s transfer strategy, with Liverpool prioritizing attacking reinforcements. If Barcola completes his move, Gakpo’s fate will depend on whether Tottenham make a 'massive bid.' The situation remains fluid, with all parties aware of their positions. Liverpool’s focus remains on securing multiple attackers, which could force Gakpo’s exit if Tottenham escalate their interest.