Michael Edwards

Report: Liverpool move for Madrid star hinges on Diaz’s Bayern switch

Slot Eyes Reinforcements Amid Summer Overhaul Liverpool's summer rebuild under Arne Slot is progressing at pace, with attention now firmly turning to the club’s wide attacking areas. While multiple positions across the squad have been strengthened, the left-wing role remains in a state of flux, particularly with Luis Diaz edging closer to an exit. Diaz, who...

Liverpool Consider Move for Fulham Wonderkid as Academy Focus Continues

Liverpool Interested in Fulham’s Seth Ridgeon as Academy Plans Expand Midfield Prodigy Draws Widespread Interest Liverpool’s commitment to developing young talent remains unwavering. The club's recruitment of prospects like Rio Ngumoha and Armin Pecsi highlights a clear intent to build from the bottom upwards. Now, Fulham midfielder Seth Ridgeon has emerged as the next name on...

Liverpool Urged to Sign ‘Lightning’ Forward in £85m Deal

Liverpool’s Hugo Ekitike Pursuit: Dave Hendrick’s Take from Anfield Index Liverpool, the newly crowned Premier League champions under Arne Slot, are moving decisively in the transfer market. On the Anfield Index Daily Red podcast, Dave Hendrick broke down the Reds’ interest in Hugo Ekitike, offering a candid assessment of the young striker’s potential and the...

Liverpool Star Set for Second Chance Under Arne Slot in New Position

Chiesa’s New Role and the Slot System For all the chaos and heartbreak of this summer, the first signs of restructuring under Arne Slot are beginning to show. Liverpool’s 3–1 win over Preston in their opening pre-season friendly may not offer sweeping conclusions, but it did provide a few subtle indicators of what’s to come...

£70m Real Madrid Star is the Next Piece of Liverpool’s Attacking Puzzle – Opinion

Is Rodrygo the Next Phase of Liverpool’s Attack As Liverpool intends to reshape their forward line ahead of the 2025/26 season, the next elite name on its recruitment radar is Real Madrid’s Rodrygo. With reports of a £70m bid being readied, the Brazilian attacker may finally arrive at Anfield — years after Michael Edwards first...

Liverpool Could Sign Chelsea Star for Just £35m in Smart Summer Move

The Former Target Nkunku Could Make All the Sense Three years after Michael Edwards first identified Christopher Nkunku as the perfect multifunctional forward for Liverpool, the stars may finally align in this summer's intriguing transfer window. Once seen as the absolute heir to Roberto Firmino, a player capable of operating across the frontline, in midfield,...

Real Madrid Pushing to Sign Liverpool Star in ‘Ruthless’ Move

Konaté’s Future and Liverpool’s New Contract Reality With Real Madrid circling and just a year remaining on his contract, Ibrahima Konaté finds himself at the centre of a growing dilemma — one that perfectly illustrates Liverpool’s new, unforgiving approach under Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes. The club’s new hierarchy is not interested in sentiment, nor...

Hendrick on Liverpool’s pursuit of Isak and Newcastle’s hidden pressure

Isak, Liverpool and Newcastle: Dave Hendrick Unpacks a £135m Power Play On a special episode of Anfield Index Pro Plus, Dave Hendrick delivered what he described as “an emergency” update, reacting to David Ornstein’s report that Liverpool have formally approached Newcastle United to sign Alexander Isak. “We want your boy,” Hendrick declared, quoting the Reds’...

Liverpool’s Next Step in Attack Could Be Tyler Dibling, Not Anthony Gordon

Can Tyler Dibling Offer Variance and Brilliance in Attack? As Liverpool closes in on a defining summer move for Alexander Isak, much attention has turned to who might supplement the Swedish striker. The notion of Anthony Gordon remains a stylistic misfit, which signals that Liverpool’s recruitment strategy remains sharp-edged and data-driven under Michael Edwards. Enter...

Diogo Jota Honoured with Striking New Mural on Iconic Liverpool Pub Wall

Liverpool’s Halfway House immortalises Diogo Jota in vivid new mural Halfway House becomes canvas Walton Road is seldom short of noise, yet this week an almost reverential hush lingers outside the Halfway House pub. Ladders lean against weather-beaten brickwork now repurposed as an easel, and the hiss of spray cans accompanies the emergence of Diogo Jota’s...