Transfers

Liverpool urged to sign Premier League defender after Marc Guehi blow

Liverpool told to sign Premier League defender after missing out on Marc Guehi Liverpool fans have been left frustrated with another long-term target heading to their rivals Manchester City. First it was Antoine Semenyo and now Marc Guehi, for just £20m, is on his way to the Etihad. However, Anfield Watch have encouraged the club to...

Report: No plans for Liverpool to sign cover for record signing

Alexander Isak Recovery and Liverpool’s Calculated Silence in January Star forward sidelined at delicate stage Alexander Isak’s recovery from surgery on a broken leg has unfolded quietly, mirroring Liverpool’s broader approach to January. The club’s record signing remains a central figure in Slot’s attacking blueprint, even while sidelined. His absence has not triggered urgency in the...

Ornstein: Liverpool likely to ignore window after season-ending injury

Conor Bradley Injury Forces Liverpool to Reassess Without Overreacting Setback arriving at worst possible moment Conor Bradley’s season-ending knee injury against Arsenal landed as a sharp blow in an already testing winter. The timing could scarcely have been worse: Liverpool are navigating a demanding schedule, managing injuries elsewhere, and balancing long-term planning with immediate pressure. Bradley’s absence...

Journalist: £35m deal very unlikely in January

Marc Guehi and Liverpool’s Reluctant Patience in the Transfer Market Contract reality shaping Liverpool thinking Liverpool’s January window has unfolded in a familiar rhythm: quiet, controlled, and shaped more by circumstance than urgency. Injuries have undoubtedly tested Arne Slot’s squad, yet the club’s long-standing preference for restraint has not been abandoned. Nowhere is that tension clearer...

Report: Liverpool eyeing move to sign Premier League forward

Liverpool look beyond Semenyo as Kevin Schade enters transfer thinking Liverpool’s pursuit of attacking reinforcements has taken another turn following confirmation that Antoine Semenyo will be heading to Manchester City. As Anfield Watch outline, this was a deal Liverpool clearly admired but ultimately could not land, prompting a familiar recalibration rather than panic. Under Arne...

Bundesliga forward drops major hint over potential Liverpool move

Liverpool monitor Yan Diomande as Bundesliga links gather pace Liverpool head into the latter stages of the January window still light in attacking numbers, a reality sharpened by missing out on Antoine Semenyo. The expectation had been that Liverpool would move decisively once a gap appeared in the forward line, but Semenyo’s move to Manchester...

Report: Liverpool are in the race to sign €25m defender

Liverpool Set to Battle Premier League Rivals in the Race to Sign 23-year-old Defender English centre backs performing abroad have become a growing recruitment trend for Premier League clubs, and Charlie Cresswell’s emergence at Toulouse FC places him firmly in that bracket. As reported by Sport, Liverpool, Newcastle and Manchester City are all monitoring the...

Liverpool star set to stay at the club after latest update

Liverpool Transfer News: Federico Chiesa Set to Stay at Anfield in 2025 Liverpool’s January plans have shifted dramatically following a devastating injury update, ensuring one key attacker remains on Merseyside for the remainder of the season. With the Premier League title defence intensifying and the 2026 World Cup approaching, Federico Chiesa is now expected to...

Liverpool Could be Set to Complete ‘Brilliant’ Piece of Business

Why Selling Quansah Could Be the Right Move for Liverpool Selling a homegrown player is always bittersweet. Jarell Quansah’s £30m move to Bayer Leverkusen (plus £5m in add-ons) was no exception to this rule. There was a tinge of sadness seeing him go – a 22-year-old centre-back raised in Liverpool’s system, already capped at youth...

Liverpool’s Major Rio Ngumoha Decision Marks a New Era at Anfield

Should Chiesa Be In The Champions League Squad? I’ll start with honesty, I’ve had a lot of affection for Federico Chiesa since his explosive emergence nearly a decade ago. Despite the injuries, I wanted him to succeed at Liverpool the moment he walked through the door and was delighted with the signing. The fact that...