Liverpool Transfers

Journalist warns Liverpool could hijack major transfer

Liverpool and Chelsea Set for Transfer Battle Over Rennes Defender Jeremy Jacquet Liverpool and Chelsea are preparing for a potential transfer showdown over Rennes centre-back Jeremy Jacquet, as both Premier League clubs intensify their recruitment efforts ahead of the summer window. The 20-year-old has emerged as one of the most highly rated young defenders in France,...

Liverpool make contact with Spanish legend about Slot’s job

Liverpool Make Contact Over Xabi Alonso as Future Plans Take Shape Liverpool have made exploratory contact with representatives of Xabi Alonso as part of their longer-term planning process, following the Spanish coach’s recent departure from Real Madrid. While Arne Slot remains in post, the Premier League club are understood to be monitoring managerial options ahead...

Report: PSG signing left winger increases Barcola Liverpool speculation

Liverpool Step Up Pursuit of Bradley Barcola as PSG Future Remains Unclear Liverpool have taken significant steps in their long-running interest in Bradley Barcola, with internal discussions intensifying as Paris Saint-Germain weigh up their options on the French winger’s future. Sources close to the situation indicate that Liverpool’s recruitment department has maintained consistent contact with Barcola’s...

Italian director confirms Liverpool talks

Liverpool Weigh Tsimikas Recall as Robertson Talks and Roma Struggles Intensify Liverpool are monitoring developments surrounding Kostas Tsimikas and Andy Robertson as the January transfer window enters its final days, with fresh dialogue involving AS Roma adding further complexity to an already delicate situation. According to Liverpool.com reporter Matt Addison, AS Roma director Frederic Massara has...

Liverpool pull plug on departure for star

Liverpool Halt Andrew Robertson Exit as Squad Reality Bites A veteran full back, a modest fee, a London suitor. Yet as Liverpool have pulled the plug on Tottenham Hotspur’s move for Andrew Robertson, it has become something more revealing, a window into how thin the margins now are at Anfield. Paul Joyce of The Times reports...

Fabrizio Romano: Liverpool transfer deal set to be completed ‘immediately’

Liverpool facing crucial decision on Andy Robertson future Liverpool are approaching a defining moment in their January transfer window, with Fabrizio Romano suggesting that Andy Robertson could be on his way to Tottenham sooner rather than later. The Scotland international is out of contract in the summer of 2026, and this month represents the club’s...

Fabrizio Romano confirms Liverpool’s interest in €60m defender

Liverpool Transfers: Fabrizio Romano Confirms Interest in French Defender With just one week remaining in the January transfer window, it is starting to like Liverpool won't be bringing any players in. Despite long-term injuries to Conor Bradley and Giovanni Leoni, as well as Joe Gomez struggling for fitness and Andy Robertson seemingly heading towards the exit...

Liverpool look to Premier League for Robertson replacement

Antonee Robinson Emerges as Liverpool Revisit Left-Back Plans After Robertson Exit Liverpool’s evolving transfer strategy has once again placed Antonee Robinson firmly on the club’s radar, with sources indicating renewed interest in the Fulham left-back as preparations continue for the post-Andy Robertson era. As first reported by teamtalk.com in their exclusive “Left-back wants to join...

£5m Robertson deal discussed between Liverpool and Spurs

Andy Robertson, Tottenham and the Price of Experience in a January Market There is something faintly surreal about the idea that Andy Robertson, a player who has come to embody Liverpool’s modern era, could be available for the price of a decent Championship squad player. Yet that is precisely where this story now sits, with...

David Lynch’s Five Key Takeaways from Liverpool’s 3-2 loss at Bournemouth

Slot is back under pressure - Bournemouth 3-2 Liverpool reaction Liverpool arrived on the south coast with a chance to build on what had looked, on the surface at least, like a steadier spell. Yet David Lynch’s reaction on his YouTube channel after Bournemouth 3-2 Liverpool is not built on sentiment, or on the comfort...