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EXCLUSIVE: Kudus instructs agents over LFC move

West Ham's Mohammed Kudus is growing increasingly frustrated with the club’s lack of progress this season and their failure to make quality signings in the summer.

This discontent has led Kudus to instruct his representatives to reach out to Liverpool and explore their latest interest in signing him.

And a new twist has emerged that could benefit Liverpool's pursuit of the Ghanaian star: the decision by Liverpool head caoch Arne Slot to bring John Heitinga into his coaching staff.

Liverpool's obvious Salah replacement

© IMAGO The million-pound question at Liverpool remains the same as it has ever been. Well for the last few years at least. As Mohamed Salah's contract trickles down and the prospect of him leaving the club increases with every passing day, just how on earth do you replace one of the best players on the planet? The answer is obvious - you give him a new contract. However, at this stage, with Salah free to negotiate with clubs from abroad in just a few months time, Liverpool have to consider the possibility of him leaving the club. Liverpool want Jonathan David © IMAGO Liverpool are eyeing Diogo Jota's potential replacement, with a move for Lille's Jonathan David on the cards, according to Inter Live. The 24-year-old Canadian attacker has long been linked with a move away from Ligue 1, and it's not the first time he's attracted interest from Merseyside. David was also considered back in 2020 before the Reds decided to sign Jota, but an Anfield move for the Canadian forward could now be back on. Liverpool were also heavily linked with an approach for David during the summer transfer window, but he ended up staying at Lille. Kelleher transfer stance © IMAGO It's no secret that the 26-year-old keeper wanted to leave Anfield in the summer. However, the Reds rejected offers from Nottingham Forest determined to keep the player on Merseyside. With the introduction of Giorgi Mamardashvili next summer, Kelleher is expected to once again push for a move. Speaking to the Anfield Agenda, journalist David Lynch would be surprised if the Irishman doesn't leave. "I still lean towards the idea that Kelleher will go" said Lynch. "I'd be really surprised, the fact he continues to perform at this level surely clubs are not mad enough to keep watching this and not thinking its worth at least paying £25m to get him out of Liverpool. "Surely that happens next season and he gets the move that he absolutely deserves."