Stoke City is actively pursuing young talent, looking to sign Liverpool forward Lewis Koumas on loan and Celtic midfielder Bosun Lawal for a fee between £2m and £3m. Koumas, praised by Jurgen Klopp, represents a key opportunity for development, while Lawal's potential move would bolster Stoke's midfield ahead of the new season. Additionally, Stoke is advancing negotiations to sign French forward Jeremy Livolant, a free agent after Bordeaux's financial troubles, although an injury has put a previous interest on hold. Livolant's versatility is seen as a valuable asset for manager Steven Schumacher, who aims to improve the team's fortunes after years of struggle in the Championship. Despite interest from other clubs, Stoke appears to be in a strong position to finalize Livolant's signing. The club's efforts reflect a concerted strategy to enhance their squad and push for promotion back to the Premier League.