Reports originating from Italy today claim that Liverpool have made an enquiry regarding the availability of Fiorentina striker Luca Toni.
The 29-year-old Italian hitman has asked to be allowed to leave the club who will start the Serie A season with a 19-point deduction because of their involvement in the Italian match-fixing scandal.
Toni claims there is interest from Premier League, La Liga and Serie A clubs although our speculated interest appears dodgy.
Feyenoord have given striker Dirk Kuyt permission to travel to Merseyside to check out Anfield and the Melwood facilities.
Liverpool hope to agree a transfer fee for the player within the next few days.
Usually a fee is agreed before a player is given permission to speak directly to an interested club so judging by Feyenoord's decision it sounds like a deal may not me a million miles away in their eyes.
Chelsea continue to be linked with the player and their chief executive Peter Kenyon will have a chance to meet-up with Kuyt on Tuesday.
Liverpool have important dates with Maccabi Haifa and Chelsea coming up so opportunities to squeeze a visit in for Kuyt and his agent are tight but not impossible.
Although things look to be going ok, we're not 100% convinved as things currently stand that Kuyt is in the bag. We won't be convinced until we see him in a Liverpool shirt.
It should be an interesting week. Expect new names to be linked with us before the club head to Cardiff.
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