From what I understand 好きな人 refers to "the person I like". How do I express
"the person who likes me"?

Preferably the most naturally casual way.

I want to use it in casual sentences like the following:

> 今、好きな人がいないよ。笑
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grammar meaning usage colloquial-language
Person I Like vs Person Who Likes Me
好きな人 isn't necessarily about you. It is assumed to be since no specifics were
given.

There are many ways you could express it but here are a few examples.

> 好きな人がいない  
>  There is no one I like.
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> 好きな人がいますか？  
>  Is there a person you like?
>
> 私の事が好きな人がいるでしょうか  
>  I wonder if there is someone who likes me.
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