Liverpool in talks to sign Ismaila Sarr after Minteh deal falls through
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 12:15 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Liverpool has opened negotiations to sign Ismaila Sarr from Crystal Palace, as reported on August 26, 2026. This move follows the collapse of their attempts to secure Yankuba Minteh due to Brighton's high valuation. Liverpool has submitted a £50 million offer for Sarr, who scored 20 goals last season and is interested in the transfer. Crystal Palace previously rejected two bids from Galatasaray for Sarr. Liverpool is eager to add another forward alongside Bradley Barcoal, expected to join from PSG.
- •Liverpool initiates talks for Ismaila Sarr after Minteh deal fails.
- •The Reds submitted a £50 million offer for the forward.
- •Sarr had a successful season at Crystal Palace, netting 20 goals.
- •Crystal Palace rejected prior bids from Galatasaray for Sarr.
- •Bradley Barcoal from PSG is also expected to join Liverpool.
- 12:15 PMYahoo Sports — Fabrizio Romano: Liverpool open talks to sign £50m forward after Minteh blow
"Liverpool Transfer News: Reds Submit Offer for Crystal Palace StarLiverpool looked to have set their sights on a move for Yankuba Minteh, but Brighton’s £80m valuation has thrown a spanner in the w...
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