Liverpool turn their attention to Barcelona and Spain forward Pedro as Brendan Rodgers seeks to add attacking depth

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Liverpool are keen to add Barcelona and Spain forward Pedro to their ranks this summer, as Brendan Rodgers continues to plan for the dual challenge of Premier League and Champions League football next season. The Reds have already been heavily linked with Southampton's Adam Lallana, although no deal is likely for the England international until after the World Cup. But with Rodgers determined to add as many as five players to his squad he has already turned his attention to strengthening other positions. In demand: Barcelona and Spain attacker Pedro has emerged as a target for Liverpool.

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