PSG defender David Boly, 17, is viewed as a promising option to strengthen the right side of Liverpool's defence. The young Frenchman could address a problem that emerged following Trent Alexander-Arnold's departure.
Liverpool have signed Jeremie Frimpong and given Conor Bradley more playing time. However, Frimpong has yet to meet expectations, while Bradley regularly struggles with injuries. As a result, Andoni Iraola has had to use Ronald Araujo and Dominik Szoboszlai on the right.
Boly caught the eye with an impressive Champions League debut, scoring against Villarreal shortly after coming on as a substitute. The defender is quick, gets forward regularly and is assured in duels.
The Frenchman turns 18 in January, opening up further opportunities for an international transfer. Given the competition for a place in PSG's side, a move to Liverpool could be an attractive next step for Boly.
However, no official interest in the player from Liverpool has yet been reported.
