Liverpool have been dealt a severe blow to their defensive options for the remainder of the 2025/26 campaign. The club has confirmed that right-back Conor Bradley requires surgery to repair significant ligament and bone damage, effectively ending his season.
Liverpool’s FA Cup plans are beginning to take shape, even if some of the most important clues are hidden within cautious language. Speaking via Liverpoolfc.com ahead of Monday night’s third-round tie against Barnsley, Arne Slot offered a series of fitness updates that subtly framed how seriously we are taking the competition.
Liverpool’s recent struggles in key moments have drawn attention to an area we once quietly dominated under Jurgen Klopp. As reported by Jonathan Northcroft for The Times, Arsenal have now turned to former Liverpool throw-in coach Thomas Gronnemark in their bid to squeeze every possible marginal gain from set pieces.
Liverpool’s night in north London contained a moment that quickly became the main talking point long after the final whistle. What should have been remembered as a disciplined 0-0 draw at the Emirates has instead left us planning the rest of the campaign without Conor Bradley.
Liverpool’s current reality away from Anfield has been sharpened once again by Mo Salah’s performances in Africa, with outside voices now explaining exactly why this tournament still carries such weight for our No.11.
Liverpool’s wider attacking picture continues to be shaped away from Anfield, and Mo Salah’s latest comments on international duty have only reinforced how influential our No.11 remains to everything we do.
Federico Chiesa’s future at Liverpool remains unclear, with Arne Slot continuing to leave him out of the side. The Italian forward has been a popular figure at Anfield since arriving in 2024, but despite his cult status, he’s struggled to secure regular minutes under Slot.
Egypt will take on the Ivory Coast this Saturday, Jan. 10, at 11:00 a.m. PT, 2:00 p.m. ET, at Le Grand Stade Agadir, for the Quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations.
Liverpool’s Premier League title defence has already encountered several roadblocks this season. Despite spending around £450m on new signings in the summer, the Reds currently sit in fourth place.
Michael Owen, who remains Liverpool’s only Ballon d’Or winner, knows what it’s like to burst onto the scene and then struggle with setbacks. The former striker has been a vocal supporter of Curtis Jones, especially as the midfielder deals with another injury spell.
Dominik Szoboszlai is now expected to commit his future to Liverpool and sign a new long-term contract. That’s the word coming from CaughtOffside, with interest from Bayern Munich and Real Madrid set to be rebuffed by the Hungarian midfielder.
Fabrizio Romano reports that alleged Liverpool transfer target Kees Smit will move clubs in the summer transfer window at the earliest. The AZ Alkmaar star is understood to be a highly-coveted talent, with the likes of Real Madrid and other Premier League clubs keeping close watch.
In a recent report, Fichajes mentioned that Liverpool have set their sights on Barcelona winger Roony Bardghji. It has been stated that the Reds are eyeing a move to bring the Swedish talent to Anfield this year.
Napoli manager Antonio Conte has reportedly made a “personal move” in a bid to try to seal the transfer of Liverpool winger Federico Chiesa. The Italy international has struggled to show his best form during his time at Anfield, and it makes sense that there’s now growing talk of him possibly heading back to Serie A.
Liverpool’s long-term recruitment strategy continues to surface in some interesting places, even when the conversation initially appears to centre on Bayern Munich.
Liverpool’s approach to squad rotation ahead of the FA Cup is beginning to take shape, even if the clearest clues are not coming from first-team press conferences.
Liverpool’s goalless draw at Arsenal has been framed in many ways, but the underlying numbers point towards a familiar and uncomfortable pattern. That was the conclusion of Michael Reid, a Football Data Editor at Opta, who published a detailed statistical breakdown of the Emirates stalemate on Substack.
Daniel Sturridge blames Liverpool’s transfer decisions for poor form, but Gary Neville won’t buy that as a reason. Daniel Sturridge has pointed to Liverpool’s
Liverpool are looking to add more quality to their attacking unit, and have identified the Barcelona attacker Roony Bardghji as a target. According to a report from Fichajes, Liverpool could offer €50 million in order to sign the 20-year-old Swedish prospect.