According to Sky Sport Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg, the Merseyside club are monitoring Camara, who plays for Monaco, and Scott of Bournemouth. Borussia Dortmund midfielder Felix Nmecha is also of interest, although Plettenberg reports that he is not currently a priority.
The names suggest Liverpool are considering more than one profile as they assess potential additions to the centre of the pitch. No agreement or formal bid is reported for any of the three players, and the information points to recruitment monitoring rather than an imminent transfer.
Camara was close to joining Chelsea during the summer, but that proposed deal collapsed at the final stage. His availability could therefore attract renewed attention as clubs look again at their options before the winter window.
Scott’s situation may be different. Bournemouth ruled out a sale during the summer, but reports suggest the club could be more open to letting him leave in January. That would give Liverpool a potential opportunity if their interest develops into a concrete approach.
Nmecha remains on the wider list, but the reported lack of priority is an important distinction. Liverpool are said to be considering the Borussia Dortmund midfielder without placing him alongside Camara and Scott at the top of their current plans.
The January window is still some way off, and Liverpool’s shortlist could change as the club assess their squad and the market. Monitoring a player does not necessarily mean a bid will follow, particularly when negotiations depend on the selling club’s willingness to do business.
Bournemouth’s stance on Scott and the failed summer move involving Camara illustrate how availability can shape recruitment decisions as much as a club’s interest in a player. Liverpool would need to establish whether Monaco and Bournemouth are prepared to negotiate before either target becomes a realistic option.
For now, the report identifies Camara and Scott as the names to watch, while Nmecha appears to be a secondary possibility. Liverpool have not publicly confirmed their interest in any of the midfielders.