A Bundesliga transfer expert has corroborated reports from elsewhere regarding a prospective exit for one Liverpool player this summer. In recent days, Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg revealed that Eintracht Frankfurt have submitted an enquiry in relation to Wataru Endo, with the Japanese midfielder apparently being allowed to leave Anfield.
Wataru Endo has gained himself cult hero status at Liverpool and there will be many fans who hope that he can remain at the club into next season. As reported by Florian Plettenberg on X, though: ‘Eintracht Frankfurt have enquired about Wataru Endo.
As we get closer to the summer transfer window, Celtic are being linked with a lot of players like Kalidou Sidibe, Herba Guirassy, Mathias Kvistgaarden, Wataru Endo, Elvis Rexhbecaj and more.
A number of players could leave Liverpool at the end of the season after uncertainty over their futures at Anfield. While Arne Slot has had a comfortable season in charge of the club, his second season could be much more challenging with some of the players in his squad likely to leave the club.
A defensive midfielder appears to be near the top of Celtic's transfer wishlist heading into the summer window. They have been linked with a few already.
Celtic might be in search of a defensive midfielder this summer. It has been proven tricky over the years, because in the majority of games, the Hoops do not actually need an out-and-out number 6.
Wataru Endo can already start clearing his diary for the summer of 2026 after Japan became the first country to successfully qualify for next year’s World Cup.
Jamie Carragher has questioned Arne Slot’s decision to not rest Liverpool players in a Premier League clash with Southampton. The Reds survived an initial scare after Will Smallbone scored in extra-time in the first-half to hand the Saints a half-time lead.
Liverpool are in the running to get their hands on the Premier League title at the end of the season, as they currently hold a 15-point lead against the second-placed Arsenal in the points table.
Liverpool could turn to one of their favourite markets as they look towards a succession plan for a modern-day Anfield great. Virgil van Dijk will become
There hasn’t been much turnover of players at Liverpool over the past year, with the club’s attention instead focused on filling essential roles such as a new head coach and sporting director, but it could be a rather different story this coming summer.
When Liverpool signed Wataru Endo from Stuttgart in August 2023, it was a transfer which met with relatively little fanfare at the time. Having just been eclipsed by Chelsea for long-time targets Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia, some may have viewed the £16m acquisition of the then 30-year-old as nothing more than a consolation prize.
Wataru Endo is one of those footballers who seems like the definition of the phrase ‘unsung hero’, although he certainly doesn’t lack for appreciation among Liverpool teammates or fans.
for Qatar Airways The Reds secured an automatic spot in the Champions League last 16 by finishing first in the 36-team opening phase, while Wednesday’s hosts had to go through the playoff round after placing 15th.
Liverpool boss Arne Slot shares his admiration for Wataru Endo both as a football player and as a human being. Slot has consistently praised Endo this season despite the Japanese star’s restricted role in the senior team during this season.
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot praised the constant improvement from regular midfielders that helped outperform others in the Premier League title race.
Darwin Nunez has perhaps been on the end of some of the most serious and public criticism by Arne Slot of any player within the dressing room, with more comments seemingly being made.
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot gives his verdict on the miss from Darwin Nunez against Aston Villa and demands his players have the mentality of Wataru Endo.
Liverpool have a dressing room full of big stars and whilst Wataru Endo may not be the most talented, his mindset is as good as anyone else’s within the team.
Liverpool midfielder Wataru Endo revealed the key instruction that Arne Slot gave him before the critical Man-of-the-Match cameo against Wolves. The 31-year-old has played a utility role for Liverpool this season under Slot with Ryan Gravenberch playing ahead of him.
Liverpool ground out a victory over Wolves and it was an example of the importance of a squad, with Arne Slot praising two players in particular. Speaking after the match, our head coach said: “Again, today you saw how vital players like Jarell – and Wata [Wataru Endo] also – are for this team.
Wataru Endo knows his role in the Liverpool team and plays it perfectly, something that was very much on show during the victory over Wolves. Coming on the pitch with just under 20 minutes remaining of the 90, it was clear that our No.3 was asked to win the ball back and try and disrupt the opposition midfield.
Liverpool midfielder Wataru Endo is attracting plenty of interest in this January’s transfer window, sources close to the situation have informed CaughtOffside.
Iraq beat Japan for the first time in 42 years to seal a place in the round of 16 at the AFC Asian Cup. Aymen Hussein scored two headed goals to fire Iraq into a 2-0 lead before half-time on Friday.