Liverpool were involved in one of football's biggest deals some years ago when they sold Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona in a mega-money deal worth £142m.
After joining from Inter Milan back in 2013 for £8.5m, the Brazilian went on to make 201 appearances for the Reds across all competitions.
In those appearances, the playmaker scored 54 goals and delivered 45 assists before making his move to Spain.
Now that Liverpool have successfully moved on from their former hero by winning the Premier League and Champions League after his exit, it seems as though Jurgen Klopp could have the chance to secure what could be the Merseyside club's next Coutinho.
Earlier this month, it was reported that the Reds could look to make a move for Real Madrid winger Marco Asensio.
With 235 appearances for the Spanish club, the 26-year-old has scored 49 goals and delivered 24 assists in the process.
Despite making 42 appearances for Carlo Ancelotti's side across all competitions this season, the Spaniard only started 23 of them, suggesting that he's more of a rotation player than anything else.
In those appearances, he still managed to find the back of the net 12 times, highlighting his attacking talent.
Labelled as a "magical" player by Casemiro, Asensio is currently picking up a weekly wage of £117k-per-week and is also as one of the players of a similar vein to Coutinho according to FB Ref.
To highlight the similarities between the two players, they both ended their recent domestic seasons with an average of over two shots per game and at least one key pass per game. With that in mind, it would appear that the attacking midfielders are both capable of creating and scoring goals in pretty equal measure.
In terms of a potential move to Anfield this summer, the prospect of potentially getting more regular minutes whilst playing in the Premier League under a manager like Klopp could be a very tempting one for the Spain international.
Combine that with current Liverpool winger Sadio Mane looking to leave the club this summer, his potential exit could pave the way for a player like Asensio to work his way into the first team.
Should an opportunity to strike a deal with the Spanish club to sign the 26-year-old arise, Liverpool should definitely explore the option to see if he can be an extra goal threat for them at Anfield.