Fabio Borini's underwhelming time at Anfield appears to be finally coming to an end as he nears a move back to Italy.
The 24-year-old chose to stay and fight for his place last season but only scored two goals and has now accepted his time at Liverpool is over with him closing in on a switch to Fiorentina.
The Italian was pushed further down the pecking order after Liverpool signed strikers Christian Benteke and Danny Ings this summer while Divock Origi returns after a loan at Lille.
Borini has two years remaining on his contract and Liverpool want £8m for the striker they paid Roma £10.5m for three years ago when he was Brendan Rodgers first signing at the club.
Borini is set to be the latest player to depart Anfield as their summer clear-out continues and long-serving Brazilian Lucas Leiva could be next after Liverpool said they would listen to offers for the midfielder.
Here's the rest of Wednesday's Premier League transfer gossip
Pedro has told Barcelona he wants to leave the club after scoring the winner in their 5-4 Super Cup win against Sevilla last night. Manchester United remain the favourites to sign the winger.
- The Times (Sub required to view)
Italian club Torino have joined Tottenham and West Ham in the race for Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez.
Arsene Wenger is considering a £22m bid to sign 25-year-old Sevilla midfielder Grzegorz Krychowiak.
Tottenham have told Manchester United that Harry Kane will not be leaving White Hart Lane this summer.
- Guardian
West Ham have pulled out of a deal to sign 32-year-old former QPR midfielder Joey Barton after fans protested against bringing the free agent to Upton Park.
Aston Villa are close to completing the £12m signing of 19-year-old Barcelona winger Adama Traore.
Schalke have said it was take an "astronomical offer" to take 21-year-old Germany midfielder Julian Draxler away from the club with Arsenal and Manchester United interested.
QPR will offer Charlie Austin a lucrative new contract if their £15m asking price is not met for the 26-year-old.
- London Evening Standard
