Liverpool have a track record when it comes to signing players from fellow Premier League clubs.
In recent years, the Reds have added faces such as Sadio Mane, Virgil van Dijk and James Milner among others to their ranks from numerous top-flight clubs.
One other player that the Merseyside club struck a deal for from another Premier League side is Diogo Jota.
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Back in the 2020 summer transfer window, the Reds bought the winger from Wolves for a reported fee of £41m.
Since then, the Portugal international has been a revelation for Jurgen Klopp's side, scoring 34 goals in 82 appearances across all competitions.
Now that the next summer window is around the corner, it seems as though FSG could have the chance to replicate their Jota masterclass again with another Premier League talent.
Last week, it was reported that Liverpool are one of the clubs monitoring Eddie Nketiah's situation at Arsenal, with his current contract set to expire at the end of the season and a move away from the north London club looking likely.
This could then give the Reds the opportunity to once again make a swoop to sign another capable Premier League figure.
In 19 league appearances this season, the £9m-rated striker has found the net four times and provided one assist for Mikel Arteta's side.
He's also managed to score five goals in five Carabao Cup appearances in this campaign for the Gunners.
According to FBref, in a list of similar players to the Arsenal attacker, Liverpool's Jota tops the list, which also includes the likes of Roberto Firmino, Kai Havertz, Lautaro Martinez and Christopher Nkunku among others. Fine company indeed for a player who is still relatively inexperienced.
Labelled as a "clinical" player by journalist Kweku Lawrence, Nketiah could give Klopp's side an extra attacking dynamic to what is already a formidable team going forward.
Taking all of this into account, potentially signing the Arsenal striker on a free transfer this summer could be a great bit of business for FSG and the Reds if he can take his game to the next level and become a more consistent goalscoring threat.
With the chance of winning domestic and European trophies, this could make Anfield a very tempting next destination for the Englishman if he does end up leaving Arsenal in the coming months.