Liverpool could face one of the most significant decisions of their modern era this summer as uncertainty grows around the future of Mohamed Salah. According to Football Insider, the club may be open to letting the Egyptian superstar depart if a substantial offer arrives from the Saudi Pro League.
Liverpool have been handed some unwelcome injury news regarding Jeremy Jacquet ahead of his move to Anfield in the summer. The Reds have already completed a £60m deal for the centre-back, who’ll remain with Rennes for another few months until linking up with Arne Slot’s side for the start of next season.
Arne Slot’s Liverpool future is being debated again after the 2-1 defeat at Wolves, with Danny Murphy outlining what the Dutch head coach needs to show to stay in charge next season.
Fabrizio Romano has claimed that Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker is in no rush to depart Anfield, amid recent rumours of interest from Serie A clubs.
Federico Valverde has been described as the closest player to Steven Gerrard that Danny Murphy has seen, with the former Liverpool midfielder suggesting the Real Madrid star would be the ideal signing for the Reds this summer.
Liverpool could reportedly consider going back in for a powerhouse midfielder who was strongly linked with the Reds three years ago. In the summer of 2023,
One Liverpool player could be in line for a recall to his national team for the first time in nearly two years. It’s been so long since the last of Federico Chiesa’s 51 caps for Italy that he was still with Juventus when he played in the Azzurri’s 2-0 defeat to Switzerland which saw the then-title holders eliminated from Euro 2024.
Wrexham’s remarkable rise through English football could soon reach another extraordinary chapter. The Welsh club, owned by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, are reportedly preparing ambitious transfer plans should they secure promotion to the Premier League.
Curtis Jones has been highlighted as playing a role in the build-up to Wolverhampton Wanderers’ stoppage-time winner against Liverpool after the dramatic 2-1 defeat at Molineux.
A fresh injury update on Alexander Isak is set to keep Liverpool fans guessing as to when the Reds’ club-record signing will return to action. The 26-year-old
Don Hutchison has claimed that there’s a ‘pretty obvious’ contributing factor towards Liverpool’s dramatic decline from last season to now. This time 12
Rio Ngumoha found himself at the centre of attention after Wolverhampton Wanderers’ stoppage-time winner against Liverpool, with cameras catching Virgil van Dijk visibly furious moments after the decisive goal.
A fresh report has indicated how much Liverpool would need to pay if they’re to beat fellow suitors Manchester United to the signing of a higly coveted Bundesliga winger.
Liverpool fans are still reeling from their shock loss to relegation candidates Wolves, and, once again, left winger Cody Gakpo drew the ire of supporters for a lackadaisical performance in the attack.
In a recent report, Fichajes stated that Liverpool are facing stiff competition for Borussia Dortmund defender Nico Schlotterbeck. It has been mentioned that the Reds would have to rival Real Madrid and Barcelona in the race to land the German centre-back.
Arne Slot is under increasing pressure at Liverpool as the race for Champions League qualification tightens, although the club are not currently planning to sack the Dutch manager.
A surprise new suitor has emerged for Liverpool stalwart Andy Robertson, whose contract at Anfield is now into its final four months. Unless the 31-year-old
Liverpool’s defensive struggles this season have been linked to last summer’s failed pursuit of Marc Guehi, with journalist Henry Winter arguing that the missed transfer has proved costly.
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard hasn’t minced his words following the Reds’ disastrous 2-1 defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers, taking direct aim at Cody Gakpo’s lackluster performance and calling for a change in the form of highly-rated winger Rio Ngumoha.
Liverpool had won three straight Premier League games after tough loss to rivals Manchester City, but after putting up five on relegation candidates West Ham United, the Reds lost to another relegation threatened side in Wolves to send them crashing back down to earth again.
Plenty has been said about Mohamed Salah’s regression this season and abrupt decline in 2025/26 after being the best player in the Premier League last year, and while he did score the lone goal for the Reds in their shock defeat to relegation candidates Wolves, Liverpool fans are not changing their tune about the Egyptian legend.