Liverpool are reportedly interested in signing former Rea;l Madrid captain Iker Casillas in January.
The 36-year-old is currently at Porto, but the Portuguese club could be willing to let him go in January in a bid to lighten their wage bill.
Jurgen Klopp is still looking for a first choice keeper, with neither Loris Karius nor Simon Mognolet impressing between the sticks.
Spanish publication El Pais reports that both Newcastle and Liverpool are keeping a close eye on his situation.
Here is the rest of the Liverpool news from Thursday's papers...
Jurgen Klopp holds training ground inquest following Liverpool's drubbing against Tottenham
Jurgen Klopp held a lengthy inquest into Sunday's disappointing defeat at Wembley , writes Liverpool Echo's James Pierce.
The Reds were beat 4-1 by Tottenham and are now ninth in the table — already 12 points adrift of leaders Manchester City after just nine games.
Klopp's players reported back for a recovery session on Monday before a team meeting was held, reports the Liverpool Echo.
Captain Jordan Henderson and his team-mates had to relive a shambolic defensive display as Klopp went through the video analysis with them. Each of Spurs’ goals were examined in detail.
It is understood to have been an open and honest exchange with players contributing to the conversation and holding their hands up to the basic errors which proved so costly.
Liverpool fans all demand Jurgen Klopp play Rhian Brewster after 17-year-old nets World Cup hat-trick against Brazil
Rhian Brewster scored a brilliant hat-trick against Brazil in the U17 World Cup semi-final on Wednesday afternoon - and Liverpool fans took notice, writes Mirror Football's Thomas Bristow.
The 17-year-old helped book England's place in the final as the Three Lions ran out 3-1 winners.
It's Brewster's second hat-trick in as many games, following his three goals against USA, and he is the tournament's top scorer with seven goals.
The Liverpool striker was signed from Chelsea at the age of 15 and made his Liverpool U23 in January.
Following his impressive performance, Liverpool fans took to Twitter demanding boss Jurgen Klopp play the youngster.