Liverpool, along with fellow Premier League clubs such as Manchester United, Manchester City, and Chelsea, has shown interest in Borussia Dortmund's goalkeeper Gregor Kobel. The Swiss international is attracting significant attention ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window. Dortmund has placed a valuation of €50-55 million (£43-47 million) on Kobel, but English clubs are proceeding with caution, considering other potential targets to avoid paying the full price. Dortmund's uncertain prospects of securing a Champions League spot next season could weaken their bargaining position, possibly resulting in a lower transfer fee. If they fail to qualify for Europe's top competition, Dortmund might be compelled to sell key players, including Kobel, during the summer. Liverpool could be in need of a new second-choice goalkeeper, as Caoimhin Kelleher is likely to depart in search of more playing opportunities, heightening their interest in Kobel. Meanwhile, the English clubs are engaging in simultaneous negotiations with other goalkeeper options, increasing the pressure on Dortmund to reassess their asking price.