The People says Liverpool, worried about No.1 Pepe Reina’s future, are interested in the England U21 international.
Liverpool is not the only club into Loach. Tottenham boss Harry Redknap has already had offers of £2.2m and £3m, including add-ons, knocked back for the England Under-21 shot-stopper.
Watford want a £4.5m fee for the player.
Another new name on the radar is Fulham midfielder Simon Davies.
Roy Hodgson wants to raid his former club for the midfielder, according to Metro.
Davies was a key player in Hodgson’s Fulham side that shocked everybody by reaching the Europa League final and the pair worked together for two years prior to that.
It seems only a matter of time before a second Cottager makes the move to Anfield, after Paul Konchesky did similar in the summer.
Damian Comolli has been brought in by Liverpool’s new owners to work alongside Hodgson in the transfer market and the pair have drawn up a shortlist of targets for January.
Comolli has insisted John W Henry is willing to fund the signing of a ‘world class player’ in the upcoming transfer window and most of the Frenchman’s scouting work has been done on the continent.
French midfielder Yann M'Vila is a reported target for Liverpool, but our former manager Gerard Houllier is also interested.
The People says Houllier is ready to use his French connections to try to pull off a £9m transfer coup for the 20-year-old Rennes ace, who was in the national side that outclassed England last week.
M’Vila has been linked with several clubs, but Villa are quietly confident they can get their man.
Arsenal have a nigh on impeccable track record of developing young talent - in particular young French talent - and Sakho would no doubt add to the vast reserves of quality already at Wenger's disposal at the Emirates.
The Arsenal model of investing in youngsters is something that Liverpool owners NESV are hoping to emulate and Anfield - and a deal for Sakho would certainly represent a good start to their ongoing quest.
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