Liverpool have opened enquiries over a potential summer move for Bournemouth attacker Rayan, the 19-year-old Brazilian who joined the club last season.
The teenager registered five goals and two assists for Bournemouth in the second half of the campaign and earned a call-up to the Brazil squad during the World Cup.
The newly appointed Liverpool manager, who previously worked with the player at Bournemouth, is understood to hold a strong admiration for his former attacker.
Rayan's contract contains a release clause valued at £130 million, a figure widely regarded as prohibitive for a player with limited top-flight experience.
Liverpool are seeking a right-sided winger following the departure of Mohamed Salah, who left after a prolific spell at the club.
The club have so far added Victor Munoz, a left winger, but replacing Salah remains a priority for the squad rebuild.
Rayan would offer a natural fit on the right flank, and the prospect of joining Liverpool is likely to appeal to the youngster.
Despite mutual interest, the move appears unlikely unless Bournemouth lower their valuation or a negotiated fee can be reached.