Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez is interested in the players affected by the matchfixing scandal, with David Trezeguet among his targets.
Following the relegation of Juventus, Fiorentina and Lazio and with AC Milan losing their Champions League status, many of Serie A's best players should soon become available for transfer.
And Benitez confirmed that his club were keeping a close eye on proceedings in Italy.
"There are a lot of good players in these teams and they interest us," he declared.
"We do not have much money so we must use our imagination in the transfer market, I still hope to bring in two or three more new players."
The Reds boss also stated his interest in Juventus striker David Trezeguet, despite his lack of action at the World Cup.
"All the Juventus players are good, including Trezeguet.
"He didn't play much in the World Cup but that is because France have so many good forwards."
Benitez has offloaded Fernando Morientes to Valencia and Djibril Cisse has been loaned to Marseille, and the acquistion of Trezeguet would certainly bolster his strikeforce.
But the Frenchman is not the only player Benitez has been following, with reports linking Liverpool with his team-mate Mauro Camoranesi.
"The players will be a better price now than they would have been three months ago,"
The imaginative option from Benitez's point of view would clearly be a season-long loan for a player of Trezeguet's quality as Juventus brace themselves for the loss of several key players in the wake of their demotion from Serie A in the match fixing scandal that has rocked Italian football.
With Benitez also looking to off-load Salif Diao - who played in Saturday's 2-0 friendly win at Wrexham - and full-back Djimi Traore, more cash could soon be added to his transfer fund.
But he is already getting a good return from £6million signing Craig Bellamy, who scored on his debut at the Racecourse ground.
Bellamy revealed his excitement at soon to be linking up with the Liverpool's top stars when they return this week from delayed holidays to join pre-season training.
He said: "There's a lot more to come from me, and there's a lot more players to come back in to the squad. But from my point of view, yes, there's plenty more from me.
"There's so many to return to training, Gerrard, Carragher, Crouch, Alonso, Luis Garcia, Kewell, Sissoko, the list of really fine players is almost endless.
"And even a couple more of the new boys, Gonzalez and Aurelio. Everywhere you look here there's class and quality."
The boyhood Liverpool fan is also confident of the season ahead.
He said: "I feel that with the manager and coaching staff that we have, and the amount of top class players around, this could be a really good season for us. That's my aim, and to get my share of the goals and to help make them too.
"We step up our training this week, there will be more emphasise on power and speed. So far we have done stamina work.
"That's going to be good for me because that's what my game is all about. I hope I can take it on from this first game, and get more goals too. I was certainly pleased with the one at Wrexham on my debut."
He added: "It's been an amazing couple of weeks for me, and I just want it to continue like that. The fans took to me straight away, and I appreciate that, but then Liverpool fans always give their own players - particularly new ones - tremendous support.
"I expect goals from myself, that's what I will be trying to do right from the start."
