According to The Sun, Liverpool is in negotiations with Crystal Palace for Sarr, with the Senegalese winger also eager for a move to Anfield.

After a highly successful spell at Crystal Palace, Sarr is keen for a new challenge, having helped the Eagles win the FA Cup and the UEFA Conference League.

Those close to the Senegalese international believe the winger has reached the end of his time at Selhurst Park and feels now is the right moment to move on.

Sarr believes he has done his best for Crystal Palace and now wants to join Liverpool to prove himself at the highest level.

Earlier this summer, Turkish giants Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray explored options to sign the winger.

However, Sarr was behind Marcus Rashford and Rafael Leão on their respective transfer shortlists.

Leão's transfer to Galatasaray has now opened the door for Sarr to move to Liverpool, a transfer the player would welcome.

Sarr enjoyed his best goal-scoring season recently, netting 21 goals across all competitions.

In the previous season, he also scored 12 goals, gradually establishing himself as a key attacking player for Crystal Palace.

During that time, the Eagles lost several important players, including Olise, Eze, and most recently, Guéhi.

Sarr believes he has made his fair contribution to Crystal Palace and feels it would be a fair outcome for him to leave if the club receives a substantial transfer fee.

However, the Senegalese winger still has three years remaining on his Crystal Palace contract, meaning the Eagles remain in a strong negotiating position.

The Sun has reported that Crystal Palace has received an offer for Sarr, but the club has remained tight-lipped about the exact figure.

Liverpool and Sarr's representatives are now awaiting a response from Crystal Palace, with the situation expected to develop before the transfer window closes on Tuesday.

Liverpool is also close to completing a deal with Paris Saint-Germain for Barcola, but still hopes to add another right winger to their squad.

The Reds made an earlier bid of approximately £55 million for Brighton winger Yankuba Minteh, but it was rejected.

Like Minteh, Sarr primarily plays as a right winger and also contributes with goals and defensive work.

He has missed Crystal Palace's first two matches of the season, though manager Oliver Glasner insists he wants to keep the winger.

Glasner told the media: "That's the case for now, because when you have a player with three years on his contract, it's not easy to move on."

When asked about Liverpool's potential approach, Glasner added: "I understand that it's difficult for everyone to face an approach from another club, because you think about it for a long time.

"But for now, he's with us. He's under contract.

"He's been injured, and perhaps you could link his injury to this situation. But for me, he's honest, and I have no problem with that.

"We just want him back on the pitch as soon as possible."

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