Liverpool have reportedly reignited their interest in Juventus star Khephren Thuram, with the Reds now firmly in the mix as the Italian club looks to offload one of its most valuable assets before the end of the month.As the club embarks on the new Andoni Iraola era with an impressive start—most notably by hijacking Newcastle United’s pursuit of Spanish winger Victor Munoz—transfer business at Anfield remains very much active. While attention has also turned to strengthening the attack, with a second new winger sought to help offset the eventual departure of Mohamed Salah, midfield reinforcements are equally critical.Liverpool are braced for at least one exit from their engine room this summer. The club have been consistently linked with a potential sale of Curtis Jones, with Inter Milan understood to be the 25-year-old’s preferred destination. Alexis Mac Allister has likewise attracted interest, notably from Real Madrid, although the Spanish giants are currently prioritising a move for Enzo Fernandez.Enter Thuram. The four-time capped French international is back on Liverpool’s radar, according to reports from Italy. Having previously been heavily linked with a move to Anfield in the summer of 2024, Thuram instead joined Juventus from Nice in a deal worth around £17.3 million. Since then, he has established himself as one of the Turin side’s most important players, making 45 appearances across all competitions this season, contributing four goals and three assists.Juventus are under pressure to balance their books by June 30, needing a capital gain of approximately £10-11 million. Thuram is viewed as one of their most sellable assets, with the club reportedly open to offers in the region of £30 million.While Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli and Turkish club Galatasaray have shown interest, the midfielder is not tempted by either destination. Instead, Thuram is keen on a move to the Premier League. Liverpool are among the clubs monitoring the situation closely, though they could face domestic competition from Manchester United and Nottingham Forest.With the June 30 deadline now just 12 days away, the coming period will be decisive. Should Liverpool move decisively, they could secure a dynamic, proven Serie A performer who fits the profile of a modern midfield controller—technically gifted, energetic, and capable of contributing in both phases of play.Whether the Reds act swiftly to bring Thuram back to their radar remains to be seen, but the pieces are aligning for what could be one of the more intriguing transfers of the window. As Iraola shapes his squad for the challenges ahead, adding quality and depth in central midfield could prove a masterstroke in maintaining Liverpool’s competitive
