Alexander Isak to Liverpool transfer latest
Digest more
1d
Anfield Watch on MSNLiverpool Transfer News: £50m forward 'option' eyeing Premier League move
It's currently looking incredibly likely that Liverpool do not bring in any other forwards, despite needed two new recruits in order to properly to address their lack of depth in the attacking
Real Madrid forward Rodrygo’s agents will fly to England to hold talks with Liverpool and Manchester City over a summer deal.
The Switzerland international has moved to Elland Road for a fee of up to £18million (€20.8m, $24.3m). The Athletic reported on August 14 that Leeds were interested in a move for the 25-year-old versatile attacking player, who underwent his medical on Wednesday ahead of the move.
Chelsea are reportedly on the verge of completing their next major summer signing that should see Premier League rivals Liverpool part ways with his replacement
Liverpool winger Federico Chiesa shares a possible Liverpool hint after Fabrizio Romano's update on his future.
Liverpool have been given reassurances of signing Marc Guehi before the transfer window shuts, despite a gap between the Reds' offer and Crystal Palace's valuation of the defender
The Red Dragons have overhauled their squad this summer, signing nine players with more potentially on the way.
2hon MSN
Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal book Eze medical; Liverpool plan Isak bid; Man Utd, Chelsea latest
In another twist, Liverpool could finally be edging towards signing Alexander Isak with Newcastle set to bid again for Yoane Wissa. Marc Guehi also remains a target for the Premier League champions, but both deals look difficult to complete. Another forward on the move could be Nicolas Jackson, who Newcastle and Aston Villa admire.
The opening-day win against Bournemouth highlighted Liverpool’s vulnerabilities at the back. For all their attacking fluency under Slot, the defence looked worryingly exposed to counter-attacks. Ibrahima Konaté struggled to impose himself, but it was Virgil van Dijk who drew the sharpest criticism.