Liverpool are again being linked with Lyon striker Lisandro Lopez.
The Argentine international striker is reportedly poised for the exit door at current club Lyon, and Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson is thought to have been 'sounded out' as a potentially interested party in the player.
Lopez began his career at Racing Club in his homeland before joining FC Porto in 2005. Lyon would pay 24 million for the player in 2009, viewing the striker as a replacement for Karim Benzema.
An impressive strike rate in Ligue 1 has led to interest in the player, and the French club are thought to be willing to let the player leave if the price is right, says the Daily Mirror.
