Sarr has long looked like the kind of attacker who can stretch games quickly.
That matters. It frames Sarr less as a one-off opportunity and more as part of a clear recruitment line. He offers width, transition threat and a different profile from a playmaking wide forward. If Liverpool are reshaping their attacking options, adding runners makes tactical sense.
Elsewhere, the same roundup paints a familiar late-window picture: clubs chasing profile fits rather than just names.
These are not random links. They point to demand for athletic, flexible players in midfield and wide areas. The premium is on legs, versatility and resale value.
There is another layer around Liverpool too. Other reports suggest Manchester City have opened talks for Cody Gakpo. If that situation develops, the push for another wide attacker becomes easier to understand.
For now, Sarr looks like one of the more intriguing threads to watch. If talks with Palace progress, it could become a key move in the closing phase of the window - and a clue to how Liverpool want their attack to look in the months ahead.