Liverpool
will not stand still this summer and rest on their laurels. The club want to be busy in the transfer market and strengthen their squad to compete again next season and develop the next title-winning team.
Liverpool have already secured a new goalkeeper in Giorgi Mamardashvili - the 24-year-old Georgia international who was bought last summer but stayed on loan at Valencia for the season - as well as a winger in Federico Chiesa, who has suffered with injury problems this term.
The Reds want to move quickly now the Premier League title is won, with their priority positions a new striker, winger and left-back forming the bulk of their plan.
If they are successful with those, they will then look to move onto a new central midfielder, further help at right-back considering Trent Alexander-Arnold is expected join Real Madrid on a free transfer, and a new young centre-back.
So who are they targeting?...
Strikers
We know three players Liverpool have been interested in for some time are Alexander Isak, Victor Osimhen and Benjamin Sesko.
Isak is seen as the ideal profile and they showed interest last summer ahead of the June 30 PSR deadline, which was an issue at the time for Newcastle. It is much less of one this time around and puts the Magpies in a much stronger position as they fight to keep the Sweden international.
The problem now - and for any club - is the cost. Newcastle value him way beyond £100m and are under no pressure to sell certainly if they finish in the Champions League places.
Victor Osimhen, however, comes back on the market as his loan at Galatasaray comes to an end and he returns to parent club Napoli - who still want to sell him. With one year left on his contract, his value becomes more manageable than it was for many clubs last year, although he is slightly older than Isak at 26.
Sesko is one of the most highly-rated young strikers in Europe and was assessed heavily by clubs towards the January window, including Liverpool and Arsenal, but agreed with RB Leipzig to stay until the summer. He is now poised to move and the Slovenia international - who turns 22 in May - is expected to do so into the Premier League.
Hugo Ekitike has emerged as another name to keep an eye on following his strong development at Eintracht Frankfurt this term, having been on the radar of many top clubs for a few years now. He impressed as Frankfurt were knocked out in the Europa League quarter-finals by Tottenham Hotspur.
Wingers
Two wingers they have watched for some time and who showcase the kind of profile Liverpool want are Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo and Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo.
They are both 25, are most effective on the right, but also have the versatility to be equally adept on the left, cutting inside, or playing through the middle - and they have been prolific scorers in the Premier League.
Manchester United are currently ahead of the pack for Semenyo,Sports News reported earlier this month, but Liverpool remain interested and his next destination is yet to be assured.
Liverpool want a new left-back who can share the workload with Andy Robertson, now 31, in the short term, but eventually move into his shoes via his tutelage. There is one name they like in particular: Milos Kerkez.
The Hungary international was signed by sporting director Hughes for Bournemouth in 2023, so he knows well what he is capable of, and he has been the standout player in his position in the Premier League this season. However, Liverpool now face strong competition from Real Madrid and Manchester City