Liverpool’s season continues to be judged through an increasingly emotional lens, but a familiar voice has stepped in to bring perspective back to the conversation.
Liverpool’s search for a top-class defender has entered a pivotal phase with reports of genuine interest in Tottenham Hotspur’s standout centre-back Micky
Liverpool have confirmed their 20-player squad for the Champions League fixture away to Marseille on Wednesday night. The Reds flew out from John Lennon Airport earlier this afternoon, with Arne Slot due to hold his pre-match press conference in the south of France later on Tuesday evening.
John Aldridge has singled out one Liverpool player who he believes will ‘want to prove a point’ to Arne Slot in upcoming matches. Having been away at the
Marseille midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has implored his team to address one repeated weakness that Liverpool could seek to exploit at the Stade Velodrome on Wednesday night.
Mo Salah is set to be involved in the Liverpool squad for their Champions League clash against Marseille on Wednesday night, but one of his teammates could be doubtful for the fixture.
Dominik Szoboszlai has rejected accusations of being ‘disrespectful’ towards Barnsley over the error which led to Adam Phillips’ goal at Anfield in Liverpool’s recent FA Cup win over the Tykes.
Dominik Szoboszlai has confirmed that talks are ongoing over a potential new contract at Liverpool, although he insisted that a definitive decision has yet been made in that regard.
Juventus are preparing what is described as a “last decisive attempt” to convince Liverpool to part ways with Federico Chiesa before the January transfer window closes, according to Calciomercato.
The sight of Marc Guehi in Manchester City colours as he completed his transfer to the Etihad Stadium on Monday will no doubt have been a sore one for Liverpool fans.
One Liverpool defender is reportedly ‘keen’ to depart Anfield in the final two weeks of the January transfer window. Arne Slot’s options at the back have
Jamie Carragher has suggested that, in solving one glaring problem at Liverpool, Arne Slot has inadvertently created another. For the first three months
Liverpool reportedly have the ‘strongest’ interest of any suitor for a highly coveted youngster from the Bundesliga. The Reds are among multiple clubs to have been linked with RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande over the past few recent months, and Fabrizio Romano hinted last week that the 19-year-old is likely to depart his current club in the summer.
Liverpool’s long-running pursuit of a defensive solution has taken an uncomfortable turn after a familiar name surfaced in Manchester rather than on Merseyside.
Liverpool fans hoping to see Mo Salah back in action for the club in midweek may have been given indirect encouragement by one of the Reds’ biggest rivals.
Liverpool’s position in the Premier League may look stable on paper, but a broader question about our head coach is beginning to frame the wider conversation.
Former PGMOL chief executive Keith Hackett was incensed by one thing he witnessed during Liverpool’s latest Premier League fixture. The Reds were given a glorious opportunity to take the lead after half an hour against Burnley at Anfield when referee Andy Madley awarded the home side a penalty for a foul by Florentino Luis on Cody Gakpo.
Liverpool Women have signed Aurélie Csillag of SC Freiburg in the January transfer window, the club has confirmed. The winger joins Anna Josendal (Hammarby) and Martha Thomas (on loan from Tottenham) in bolstering Gareth Taylor’s side.
Arne Slot is highly unlikely to be removed from his position as Liverpool head coach before the end of the season, but his long-term fate at Anfield is far from secure.
Liverpool’s Champions League trip to Marseille has taken on added significance after a fresh statistical breakdown underlined just how fine our current margins really are.
Arne Slot and Curtis Jones appeared to have been involved in a heated discussion with one another during Liverpool’s 1-1 draw against Burnley on Saturday.
Liverpool signed young left back Milos Kerkez this past summer to a lot of fanfare, and while he ended up being overshadowed by moves for Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz, and Hugo Ekitike, many were excited to see the Hungarian international in 2025/26.
Liverpool are having a rough second season under Arne Slot, because even though they won the Premier League in his first chapter as the Reds manager and then the club went ahead and had the most aggressive summer transfer window of any team in the world, they have regressed quite significantly in 2025/26.
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