Liverpool's interest in Liam Delap is genuine, with the player being closely monitored by their scouts and sporting director Richard Hughes. The club is flying high in the Premier League and Champions League and is open to strengthening its squad if the right player becomes available. Delap is considered a possible replacement for Darwin Nunez, whom the Reds are willing to let go. This interest is confirmed by TEAMtalk sources and transfer correspondent Rudy Galetti.

Liverpool have reportedly had an interest in the potential transfer of Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap. The plan is for Liverpool to try replicating their past success in profiting from Dominic Solanke's sale. Delap is impressing in the Premier League with Ipswich this season, scoring seven goals and contributing two assists in 18 games so far.

Liverpool have expressed interest in acquiring Liam Delap from Ipswich Town. Delap was transferred to Ipswich from Manchester City in a deal potentially valued at up to £20m. Manchester City included a buy-back clause in the agreement, and both Chelsea and Manchester United are keeping an eye on the player. While the specific amount is undisclosed, Delap's contract contains a release clause. This season, Delap stands out as Ipswich's leading scorer, with his tally of six goals being at least twice as many as any other player in Kieran McKenna’s squad has achieved. Despite the interest from various clubs, Ipswich's ability to retain Delap is limited due to the release clause in his contract.