Mora, still only 17, has emerged as one of the tournament’s most watched young players after making four appearances for Mexico. His attacking quality and versatility fit Liverpool’s reported interest in refreshing the wide areas, particularly after Mohamed Salah’s departure from the right-sided role.
The competition could be fierce. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich have all been named among the clubs expected to follow Mora’s situation if he becomes available.
Nmecha offers a different kind of appeal. The Dortmund midfielder has been linked with both Liverpool and Manchester United, with his pressing, physicality and ability to win possession viewed as a potential match for Iraola’s preferred style. Huth’s assessment gives the move a clear footballing logic, even if the race appears open.
Liverpool’s recruitment plans are also tied to uncertainty around Cody Gakpo. The Netherlands forward has been discussed in connection with Manchester United, who admired him before his move to Anfield, although a direct deal reportedly remains difficult.
There have also been denials that Gakpo has asked to leave, and Liverpool are understood to be calm about his position. Tottenham Hotspur may represent a more concrete potential destination if the forward does decide to explore a move.
That leaves Liverpool balancing renewal with retention. Mora and Nmecha would represent investment in the future, but Gakpo’s situation could determine how urgently the club needs another attacking addition.
The next transfer window should reveal whether Liverpool turn monitoring into formal approaches - and whether competition from Europe’s biggest clubs forces them to move quickly.