A round-up of transfer rumours and speculation from around the web.
If Sky Sports did transfer rumours, today's edition would be their version of the Grand Slam Sunday (on a Tuesday, of course).
We've got big names galore today as Liverpool are linked with some serious heavyweights.
First up is Paris Saint-Germain winger Lucas Moura, who has been approached by Liverpool..
And who is carrying this little yarn, this morning? Our friends over at The Metro, who have a similar report linking Moura with a move to Old Trafford...
But don't let that dampen your excitement! They reckon the arrival of Angel Di Maria from Manchester United has pushed Moura's nose out in the French capital and now he's open to a move away.
The 23-year-old might fancy joining Liverpool's current Samba stars Philippe Coutinho, Roberto Firmino and Lucas Leiva at Anfield.
Wait until we tell him about the new Viva Brazil on Castle Street, he will be on the first plane to Merseyside.
Elsewhere this morning, the Daily Star reckon Liverpool are readying an £18m bid for former Manchester United star Guiseppe Rossi.
Perhaps Jurgen Klopp is looking for something to keep his medical team entertained, with Daniel Sturridge returned and only Mamadou Sakho, Joe Gomez and Danny Ings to play with right now.
Rossi, after all, has suffered three major knee injuries in recent seasons, costing him nearly two years of his career in total.
He does, it has to be said, have a wonderful goalscoring record when fit. Rossi has scored 115 goals in 275 appearances for Fiorentina and former club Villarreal.
And finally, you know it's a big day in rumour mill land when Mats Hummels is relegated to third on the bill.
But here he is, almost on the undercard, with reports saying Liverpool are ready to do a deal to bring the 26-year-old to Anfield.
The World Cup winning star made his name under Klopp at Dortmund, so it's only natural that he would be linked with a move to Liverpool.
Dortmund might have a thing or two to say about that, I'd wager, with the German giants less than enthusiastic about losing their captain to England.
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