Eight things you need to know about Liverpool's transfer business this week

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Eight things you need to know about Liverpool's transfer business this weekLiverpool's transfer activity has ramped up over the last seven days as the Reds pursue a deal for World Cup star Yan Diomande.Andoni Iraola (inset) has already signed Victor Munoz (left) for Liverpool and is now chasing Yan Diomande(Image: Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images)The World Cup might be in full swing, but that hasn't stopped Liverpool from getting their transfer business underway for new boss Andoni Iraola. Here's a summary of everything you need to know about the Reds' latest transfer news:Iraola takes charge: New Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola has officially begun his recruitment drive by securing the signing of Spanish winger Victor Munoz from Osasuna.

While Liverpool are willing to pay around £86million, RB Leipzig are holding firm and demanding a staggering £112million fee.Carragher urges caution: Club legend Jamie Carragher has warned Liverpool against overspending on Diomande based purely on potential, especially after last year's costly transfer window. The France international is reportedly excited by Liverpool's project, though a deal could cost the club upwards of £60million.Gakpo's future secure: Despite the arrival of Munoz and the ongoing pursuit of other wide players, the Reds have not given the green light for Cody Gakpo to leave.

Tottenham Hotspur have shown interest in the Dutch forward, but Liverpool remain happy with him and will not rush any decisions.Midfield targets monitored: The Reds have reportedly made contact regarding Borussia Dortmund's Felix Nmecha, who possesses a £70million release clause that does not activate until 2027. Additionally, Liverpool are said to be on high alert as Real Madrid may allow defensive midfielder Eduardo Camavinga to leave this summer.Inquiries and missed opportunities: The Reds are also said to have made a tentative phone call to West Ham United about 21-year-old midfielder Mateus Fernandes, though they chose not to follow up with an official bid.