Liverpool FC's summer clear out will include the departures of Oussama Assaidi and Dani Pacheco.
Neither player is in Brendan Rodgers’ plans for next season and both are available for transfer.
Danny Wilson’s Liverpool career is also over with the defender’s contract expiring next month.
The Scotland international is expected to secure a permanent move to Hearts, where he spent the second half of this season on loan.
The Reds are confident that Andy Carroll’s heel injury won’t jeopardise their plans to sell the club’s record signing.
A £15million fee has been agreed with West Ham who haven’t been put off by the news that he will be sidelined for at least three months.
Carroll, who is considering the offer from the Londoners, would prefer a return to Newcastle United but they look increasingly unlikely to match the Hammers’ bid.
Dani Pacheco, Liverpool
Assaidi will be moved on after an underwhelming first season at Anfield.
The 24-year-old Morocco international made just 12 appearances in all competitions following his arrival from Heerenveen for £2.4million last August.
The winger, who was an unused substitute for the final game of the campaign against Queens Park Rangers, didn’t start a single Premier League game and is surplus to requirements.
Pacheco will also depart having been unable to fulfil his ambition of making the grade at Liverpool.
There were high hopes for the popular Spanish attacker after he was snapped up from Barcelona six years ago.
Rafa Benitez handed him his first-team debut in a Champions League game against Fiorentina in December 2009 but he has only clocked up a total of 17 appearances.
The 22-year-old played in this season’s Europa League matches against Young Boys and Anzhi, as well as the League Cup tie at West Ham, but failed to impress Rodgers.
In January he returned to his homeland after securing a loan stint at Spanish Second Division club Sociedad Deportiva Huesca. He had previously had temporary spells at both Norwich City and Rayo Vallecano.
Pacheco is under contract for another 12 months but will have to cut his ties with Liverpool in order to kick-start his career elsewhere.
Carroll is weighing up his options after his hopes of a dream return to Tyneside were seemingly dashed.
Newcastle, who sold the big frontman to the Reds for £35million in January 2011, failed in an attempt to sign him on loan last August.
The North East club have let it be known they don’t intend to compete for his signature this summer as they look elsewhere for reinforcements.
