Liverpool’s transfer activity may not be over just yet, with fresh reports suggesting that up to three more youngsters could be on their way out of Anfield before the summer window slams shut.

The Reds already confirmed the permanent departure of Ben Doak to Bournemouth earlier this week, but the focus has now shifted to potential loan exits for some of the club’s brightest academy talents.

According to The Athletic’s James Pearce, Liverpool are currently considering offers for Lewis Koumas, James McConnell, and Kaide Gordon.

🔹 Lewis Koumas – Attracting plenty of Championship interest, with Sheffield United, Hull City, Wrexham, and Preston North End all keen. The Welsh striker had a loan spell at Stoke City last season, and despite a modest return, he could be set for another chance to prove himself at senior level.

🔹 James McConnell – The young midfielder has admirers in West Brom, Oxford United, Hull, and Austrian side Sturm Graz, who could offer him Champions League football if they qualify later this month. With Liverpool’s midfield now packed with competition, a loan looks increasingly likely.

🔹 Kaide Gordon – The 20-year-old winger has endured tough spells at Norwich and Portsmouth with limited minutes, but Swansea City and Derby County are ready to hand him another opportunity.

Interestingly, none of the trio featured for Liverpool’s U21s in their opening Premier League 2 clash with Leicester, hinting that exits could be close.

Even with Luis Díaz, Darwin Núñez, and Doak leaving Anfield this summer, the pathway to regular first-team minutes under Arne Slot appears narrow. For Koumas, Gordon, and McConnell, this may be the season to test themselves elsewhere before returning stronger.

👉 With the transfer clock ticking, the big question is: where will Liverpool’s next wave of academy hopefuls land?