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Fans on Twitter have been rather scathing in their opinions of the kit, with many also questioning why the ‘3’ sponsorship logo remains on the shirt:

Bayern are said to have tabled a final renewal offer to Gnabry in recent days, which would see the 26-year-old pocket €10m (£8.6m) per year in Bavaria.

Abraham only made the move to Serie A last summer, in a deal worth around £34.5m from Chelsea, but the England international’s form has led to speculation that a return to the Premier League could already be on the cards.

The Brazilian has twelve months remaining on his contract and, while he has expressed his desire to remain at Anfield, it’s unlikely that he will be offered a new deal. Were he to be let go then there could be an opening for Dybala, but all the signs point towards Firmino staying for his final year.

However, with just one year remaining on his contract, the 25-year-old appears increasingly likely to take on a new challenge ahead of next season.

Bayern are regarded as the frontrunners for Mane’s signature and have been offered hope of a cut-price transfer as the attacker prepares to enter the final 12 months of his Anfield deal.

Lukaku is seemingly determined to return to Inter, but the Serie A club can only afford to loan the 28-year-old, which is not an arrangement that would be acceptable to the Blues. Fans on Twitter are, however, split on whether a deal would be a good idea if Skriniar moved in the other direction:

It does look as though Benfica’s Darwin Nunez is being lined up as Mane’s replacement, so Jacobs is likely to be correct about Pulisic not being a priority target.

Soon after the end of the season, it was claimed that Nunez may be prepared to sign for Manchester United, despite a lack of Champions League football at Old Trafford for 2022-23.

The Uruguayan has been most heavily linked with United and Liverpool, with the latter reportedly having agreed a deal worth around £86m to take Nunez to Merseyside in the coming weeks.