Liverpool are ready to allow defender Sepp van der Berg to leave on loan during the current transfer window, despite their current centre-back injury crisis. That has seen both Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez
According to an independent research group, Marcus Rashford is currently the most valuable player in the world, ahead of Erling Haaland and Trent Alexander-Arnold. The Swiss-based consultancy firm CIES Football Observatory estimates Rashford’s transfer value
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is unsure whether the club will dip into the transfer market in January to sign a new centre-back. The Premier League champions are facing a defensive crisis, with Virgil van Dijk
Xherdan Shaqiri will not be allowed to leave Liverpool during the current transfer window. Previously the Premier League champions had indicated that they would be willing to sell the Swiss international. However, they have had
Georginio Wijnaldum wants to stay at Liverpool. The Dutch international will decide in the coming days whether to sign a new contract with the Premier League champions with Barcelona still hopeful of luring him to
Liverpool have no intention whatsoever of selling Mo Salah. There have been reports that the Egyptian international Salah has become unhappy with the club, and was disappointed when Jurgen Klopp decided to hand the captain’s
Brighton midfielder Yves Bissouma is being tracked by Liverpool. The Premier League champions, who underlined their determination to retain their title with a seven-goal thrashing of Crystal Palace on Saturday, are lining-up alternatives in case
Wolves are amongst a number of clubs monitoring the situation of Liverpool forward Divock Origi as speculation mounts that the Belgian international may be allowed to leave Liverpool in January. The 25-year-old finds himself very
Liverpool have identified an alternative in case Georginio Wijnaldum decides to leave the club next summer. The 30-year-old Dutchman is in the final year of his contract, and has been widely linked with a move
Virgil van Dijk is to be offered a new five-year deal by Liverpool in January, despite the fact that he will not play for the club for the rest of this season. The Dutch international