Liverpool midfielder Wataru Endo could be in line for a rare start in Wednesday night’s Champions League fixture against Qarabag, judging by two notable absences from today’s training session.
There has been a lot of talk this month about what the future holds for Andy Robertson and Kostas Tsimikas, and it looks like we might finally have an answer.
Journalist Marcus Buckland has claimed to have heard from ‘a good source’ that Arne Slot will leave Liverpool at the end of this season. The head coach
Fabrizio Romano has named Liverpool as one of the clubs who are involved in a ‘crazy battle’ to sign Jeremy Jacquet. Anfield scouts are understood to be impressed by what they’ve already seen from the Rennes youngster, with CaughtOffside last month citing him among a three-player shortlist of centre-back targets for the LFC hierarchy.
Liverpool have been dealt yet another injury blow, with the news that precocious centre-back Wellity Lucky faces two months on the sidelines. Arne Slot’s first-team defensive options have already been curtailed by two serious injuries to Giovanni Leoni and Conor Bradley, neither of whom will play again for the rest of this season.
Tottenham are weighing up a £20 million move for Wolves left-back Hugo Bueno after failing in their attempt to bring Andy Robertson from Liverpool to North London, according to TEAMtalk.
Liverpool have reportedly agreed a deal in principle to bring Ifeanyi Ndukwe to the club, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Merseysiders are understood to have secured a transfer – ahead of the summer window – for the 17-year-old centre-back.
Liverpool’s transfer picture continues to evolve as the club balances long-term ambition, short-term squad management and uncertainty around key figures.
Liverpool’s summer signings Hugo Ekitike and Alexander Isak have been compared with Erling Haaland as debate grows over whether our new strikers have actually underperformed.
Liverpool’s defensive depth has felt stretched for months, and Sky Sports believe Marc Guehi is the clearest example of a move we should have pushed harder to complete.
According to one transfer insider, Liverpool have no intention of selling Virgil van Dijk in the summer and would prefer to see him run out his current contract.
Liverpool’s Premier League season is being defined by a frustrating gap between how we want to play and what the numbers keep saying about us. The 3-2 defeat at Bournemouth simply put a sharper frame around problems that have been building for months.
Liverpool have confirmed Lewis Koumas has returned from his loan spell at Birmingham City, and it inevitably raises the question of why the move never really caught fire.
According to what one Sky Sports reporter has heard from ‘sources close to’ Xabi Alonso, the former Liverpool midfielder would be ‘more than happy’ to return to Anfield in the guise of head coach if the opportunity were to arise.
Gary Neville has urged Liverpool to ‘get rid of’ what he believes to be a self-pitying attitude on the pitch during this chastening season. The Reds’ nightmarish
Liverpool’s last five Premier League games have produced a form line that reads like a warning label: LDDDD. That stretch is the clearest snapshot yet of Liverpool’s poor form in the Premier League – not because they have stopped getting into dangerous areas, but because the attacking process is no longer turning into separation on the scoreboard.
Wataru Endo’s post-match reaction after the Bournemouth loss offered a calm snapshot of where we are right now, after conceding a stoppage-time winner and seeing our unbeaten run end.
Wayne Rooney was brutally honest about our defending after the 3-2 loss to Bournemouth, calling the goals we conceded “terrible” and suggesting the unbeaten run had been masking problems.
Liverpool are reportedly in talks over a potential transfer swoop for Antonee Robinson as a prospective left-back successor to Andy Robertson. The long-serving
Alan Shearer was critical of Liverpool full-backs Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez in the 3-2 defeat to Bournemouth on Saturday, particularly in relation to the first goal of the night.
Marc Guehi has spoken out about just how he close he was to signing for Liverpool in 2025 before the proposed transfer collapsed in dramatic circumstances.
Liverpool’s senior leadership convened a high-level emergency meeting on Tuesday, according to a well-connected source on X, and the outcome does not appear to favour under-fire manager Arne Slot.
Dominik Szoboszlai’s form is pretty good at the moment. Liverpool have not had a very good season. After winning the Premier League last season, the Reds have found the going tough this season.