Why Liverpool won the Bradley Barcola race
Bradley Barcola has officially become a Liverpool player, putting an end to one of the summer’s more intriguing transfer sagas. The France international completed his £123m move from Paris Saint Germain on Monday, signing a five year contract and taking the No.29 shirt at Anfield.
For Liverpool, this was...
Dave Davis looks at everything Liverpool FC with a focus on:
Kerkez and Frimpong being slammed by pundits and managers, plus Szoboszlai social media change and Bradley injuries.
Endo and Chiesa out of CL squad, Camara for Mac Allister was clearly the plan and another youngster joins.
Liverpool Champions League Squad Decision Leaves Chiesa and Endo Facing Uncertain Future
Liverpool have confirmed their squad for the league phase of the Champions League, and two familiar names are conspicuous by their absence.
As first reported by James Pearce of The Athletic, Federico Chiesa and Wataru Endo have both been omitted from Andoni Iraola’s 25-man...
Stephen Warnock Reacts to Liverpool's 'Really Poor' Summer Transfer Window
Despite weeks of speculation, Liverpool had a fairly quiet end to the summer transfer window.
The Reds managed to wrap up five arrivals with Lucca Brughmans, Jeremy Jacquet, Ronald Araujo, Victor Munoz and Bradley Barcola making the move to Merseyside.
Interestingly, Liverpool somehow ended the transfer window...
Liverpool Favourite Gini Wijnaldum Linked With Chelsea as Romano Clarifies Transfer Position
Chelsea have explored the possibility of adding former Liverpool midfielder Gini Wijnaldum to their squad following a turbulent conclusion to the summer transfer window.
The 35-year-old is available on a free transfer after leaving Saudi Arabian club Al-Ettifaq this summer. Initial reports suggested Chelsea...
Dave Davis looks at everything Liverpool FC with a focus on:
- Richard Hughes takes by patch journos and the window review
- Iraola clear Szob and Araujo could be right backs and honest about his winger options
Richard Hughes leaves Liverpool’s future suspended between promise and doubt
Richard Hughes will not receive the luxury of an instant verdict. His Liverpool future may be decided elsewhere, but his reputation at the club will remain attached to a rebuild whose most important answers are still to come.
One summer can distort a sporting director’s standing....
Liverpool’s failure to strengthen leaves Iraola carrying an awkward burden
Liverpool emerged from the transfer window with a glamorous attack but an uncomfortably familiar question. Has a club committed to buying elite quality forgotten how much ordinary squad depth matters across a long season?
That is the tension at the heart of a window which delivered...
Injuries expose Liverpool’s narrow margin
Liverpool’s right-back position has become an early test of squad construction, coaching judgement and individual adaptability. Frimpong and Bradley are the natural reference points in the discussion, but fitness concerns have forced Szoboszlai into a role far removed from his usual midfield responsibilities.
Conor Bradley’s absence has reduced the available options....
Priority signing arrives with purpose
Bradley Barcola has joined Liverpool carrying more than the usual expectations attached to a major signing. He arrives as a player admired for his pace, imagination and ability to attack from either flank, but Iraola appears just as encouraged by the attitude behind the transfer.
The Liverpool head coach described the...
