Liverpool FC Transfers

Liverpool could be ready to hijack Man City’s Semenyo move

Liverpool Weigh Semenyo Move as Man City Talks Accelerate Ahead of January Window Liverpool are monitoring developments around Antoine Semenyo as the January transfer window approaches, with Manchester City currently further advanced in discussions for the Bournemouth forward. While no formal bid has been lodged by Liverpool at this stage, internal conversations have taken place...

Journalist: Liverpool midfielder set to leave in January

Liverpool Midfielder Set to Leave in January with Four Clubs Interested  Liverpool face a critical January decision over James McConnell, the 21-year-old midfielder poised for a potential recall from Ajax. With the Dutch club undergoing upheaval following John Heitinga’s dismissal, McConnell has slipped down the pecking order, fuelling strong interest from the Championship. West Brom,...

Journalist names four defenders that Liverpool could sign

Lewis Steele Provides Liverpool Transfer Update Ahead of January Transfer Window Whilst Liverpool's form is certainly improving with the Reds now unbeaten in seven games across all competitions, there is still some concern over the depth of Arne Slot's squad. At centre-back, Slot has just Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate to choose from, with the...

Liverpool could have £20m opportunity for midfielder in January

Ruben Neves transfer stance clarified as Liverpool monitor January opportunity Liverpool’s January transfer thinking has been sharpened by fresh clarity around Ruben Neves, following a detailed update from Fabrizio Romano that has subtly reframed the midfielder’s short-term future. While no deal is close and no negotiations are active, the lack of movement elsewhere has left...

Journalist: Liverpool set to wait until the summer to sign £35m star

Lewis Steele Provides Update on Liverpool's Interest in Marc Guehi Liverpool’s recruitment blueprint has shifted, shaped by a new era under Arne Slot. After delivering the Premier League title in his debut campaign, expectations recalibrated quickly. Despite sitting 4th in the league this season, the club’s long-term planning remains assertive, yet the decision to delay...

Liverpool target €61m La Liga star ahead of January window

Liverpool Test Real Madrid’s Resolve With Eduardo Camavinga Approach Liverpool have explored the possibility of signing Eduardo Camavinga, according to Football Fancast, with senior figures at the club making checks on the feasibility of a deal involving Real Madrid ahead of the January window. While any move is complicated and far from advanced, the interest...

Journalist: ‘Don’t rule out’ potential £65m Liverpool January signing

Antoine Semenyo Transfer: Liverpool Could Still Swoop to ‘Hijack’ £65m Deal Liverpool’s forward planning rarely leaks, but the potential pursuit of Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo has generated genuine industry intrigue. Reporting by Lewis Steele for The Daily Mail, the original source of the story, outlines a race that may not yet be over, despite heavy...

Liverpool six month loan more suitable than Semenyo move – Opinion

Liverpool Assess Semenyo Cost as Goncalo Ramos Loan Emerges as January Alternative Liverpool’s January planning is beginning to crystallise as recruitment staff weigh up whether a permanent move for Semenyo represents value in the current market, or if a short-term solution centred on Goncalo Ramos offers a smarter route through the second half of the...

Liverpool could move to sign €70m attacker

Liverpool weigh up Dusan Vlahovic move amid high wage demands Liverpool’s long-term planning in the forward market has brought Dusan Vlahovic back into focus, with the Juventus striker emerging as a potential option ahead of the summer window. However, any realistic assessment of a deal is shaped as much by finances as football, with Vlahovic’s...

Liverpool star’s performances means Diaz replacement sorted

Wirtz emergence reshapes Liverpool’s left side after Diaz exit Liverpool’s decision to move on from Luis Diaz was never designed to trigger an immediate like-for-like replacement. Internally, the club viewed the Colombian’s departure as a structural reset rather than a reactive problem to solve in the market. Diaz wanted a fresh challenge, Liverpool were open...