Liverpool are watching Roberto Firmino, Carlos Bacca and Salomon Rondon at the Copa America with a view to bolstering their attacking options this summer.
A collection of scouts are in South America for Brendan Rodgers keeping tabs on the trio.
The Reds have held talks with Firmino, who scored in Brazil’s win against Venezuela on Sunday.
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| Roberto Firmino scored in Brazil's win against Venezuela on Sunday and Liverpool are tracking him |
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| Brazil's forward Firmino (left) celebrates with midfielder Willian during their victory at the Copa America |
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| Colombia's Carlos Bacca leaves the field with a ripped shirt after their fierce match against Brazil |
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| Salomon Rondon of Venezuela heads the ball during their match at Copa America, where Liverpool scouts are |
The 23-year-old has attracted plenty of interest this summer and looks likely to leave Bundesliga side Hoffenheim in the coming weeks.
Reports in Brazil suggested that an £18million deal had been agreed between Liverpool and the German club, but Sportsmail understands no agreement has been reached.
Colombian Bacca is a wanted man after a stellar season for Sevilla, during which he netted 28 goals – including two in the Europa League final victory against Dnipro.
Rondon, meanwhile, is with Venezuela and impressed for Zenit as they clinched the Russian Premier League title last season.
