Liverpool’s Pursuit of Isak Signals Intent to Dictate the MarketPower moves echo title ambitionsThere is a cold precision to Liverpool’s transfer strategy this summer. No emotion, no hesitation,

With Newcastle insisting Alexander Isak is not for sale, Liverpool already has a plan B in mind for a new striker, and it could see it battling with the Magpies again

Rodrygo’s appeal stems not just from his numbers but from his function within tactical systems. At Real Madrid, he has performed across all attacking roles, offering not just depth but dynamism. With Liverpool’s attack entering a transitional phase, the ability to cover multiple roles is a priority.

Newcastle are on the verge of completing a deal for Anthony Elanga after making an improved bid of £55m, according to the Daily Mail. They saw a £45m bid rejected last week, and failed in an attempt to sign the player last summer.

Liverpool is having to face potentially unwanted transfer interest in both Luis Diaz and Ibrahima Konate. But it could pave the way for an ambitious $116 million move.

Daily Red Podcast Reveals Transfer TensionLuis Diaz remains one of the most talked-about names in Liverpool’s summer transfer window, and for good reason. On the latest

Richard Hughes will take over as Liverpool's new sporting director this summer, but how will he change the Anfield club's transfer strategy?

Liverpool's faltering transfer strategy Jurgen Klopp's side have endured a difficult week in the transfer window. Missing out on Caicedo and Lavia, however, can partially be explained by the ...

Liverpool’s summer transfer window is gathering pace, with early business focused on arrivals—but behind the scenes, the groundwork is being laid for a number of departures. Chief among them is Darwin Nunez, whose time at Anfield appears to be nearing its conclusion. Arne Slot has wasted little ...

Liverpool is now a side which can promise players a genuine challenge on both European and domestic fronts. ... Liverpool's Transfer Market Strategy Remains The Same Despite Success.

Liverpool played a match for the first time since last season on Sunday, although football was far from most people’s minds. The focus of the squad, staff and supporters at Preston North End was on remembering Diogo Jota and his brother Andre, just as it had been all week at the Kirkby training base.