22 days ago
While all eyes from Liverpool fans will be on prospective incomings during the final week of the summer transfer window, there could also be several players leaving Anfield over the coming days.
Kopites bade an emotional farewell to Mo Salah and Andy Robertson on the final day of last season, with Ibrahima Konate also departing on a free transfer in subsequent weeks, and Curtis Jones completed his move to Inter Milan over the past few days.
Young talents like Ifeanyi Ndukwe and Kieran Morrison have departed on loan, and a few more could be following them out the door between now and the deadline next Tuesday.
In the latest Transfer DealSheet for The Athletic, which was published this morning, James Pearce ****** sed which players could viably leave Liverpool over the coming week.
He wrote that 'the future is uncertain' for Federico Chiesa and Harvey Elliott after both were omitted from Andoni Iraola's matchday squad for the 2-2 draw at Newcastle on Sunday, having also stated after the game on Tyneside that 'it would be no surprise' if that duo were to depart.
#final #kopites
Kopites bade an emotional farewell to Mo Salah and Andy Robertson on the final day of last season, with Ibrahima Konate also departing on a free transfer in subsequent weeks, and Curtis Jones completed his move to Inter Milan over the past few days.
Young talents like Ifeanyi Ndukwe and Kieran Morrison have departed on loan, and a few more could be following them out the door between now and the deadline next Tuesday.
In the latest Transfer DealSheet for The Athletic, which was published this morning, James Pearce ****** sed which players could viably leave Liverpool over the coming week.
He wrote that 'the future is uncertain' for Federico Chiesa and Harvey Elliott after both were omitted from Andoni Iraola's matchday squad for the 2-2 draw at Newcastle on Sunday, having also stated after the game on Tyneside that 'it would be no surprise' if that duo were to depart.
#final #kopites
2 months ago
One former Manchester United striker believes that Liverpool will be 'a threat' in what he expects to be a 'wide open' Premier League ******* le race in 2026/27.
The Reds began last season as champions and favourites for a repeat triumph, especially after a muscle-flexing summer spend of £446m, but a horrendous campaign saw us scrape a fifth-place finish and ultimately cost Arne Slot his job.
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Andoni Iraola has since taken charge, with expectations understandably lowered from 12 months ago, but Dwight Yorke doesn't think that Kopites should be content to merely qualify for the Champions League.
Speaking to football betting specialists BOYLE Sports (via Liverpool Echo), the former Trinidad & Tobago international said: "Liverpool are a threat. If you spend £500m on new players, you're a threat. That's it. Otherwise, what's the point? You can't spend £500m to go backwards. That makes no sense.
The Reds began last season as champions and favourites for a repeat triumph, especially after a muscle-flexing summer spend of £446m, but a horrendous campaign saw us scrape a fifth-place finish and ultimately cost Arne Slot his job.
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Andoni Iraola has since taken charge, with expectations understandably lowered from 12 months ago, but Dwight Yorke doesn't think that Kopites should be content to merely qualify for the Champions League.
Speaking to football betting specialists BOYLE Sports (via Liverpool Echo), the former Trinidad & Tobago international said: "Liverpool are a threat. If you spend £500m on new players, you're a threat. That's it. Otherwise, what's the point? You can't spend £500m to go backwards. That makes no sense.
2 months ago
One Liverpool journalist was thoroughly impressed by Andoni Iraola in what he described as a 'note perfect' introductory press conference from the Reds' new head coach.
The 44-year-old addressed the media for the first time in his new role on Monday, which saw him publicly urge FSG to back him in the transfer market and extend an olive branch to Harvey Elliott after the player was shunned by both Arne Slot and Unai Emery last season.
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The Basque also spoke of his desire to 'connect' with the fan base at Anfield and 'give them a team to feel proud of', words which'll surely go down well with Kopites as they yearn for a far happier campaign than what they endured in 2025/26.
In an article for the Daily Mail, Lewis Steele explained why he was 'blown away' by Iraola's words and demeanour during that first press conference this morning.
The 44-year-old addressed the media for the first time in his new role on Monday, which saw him publicly urge FSG to back him in the transfer market and extend an olive branch to Harvey Elliott after the player was shunned by both Arne Slot and Unai Emery last season.
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The Basque also spoke of his desire to 'connect' with the fan base at Anfield and 'give them a team to feel proud of', words which'll surely go down well with Kopites as they yearn for a far happier campaign than what they endured in 2025/26.
In an article for the Daily Mail, Lewis Steele explained why he was 'blown away' by Iraola's words and demeanour during that first press conference this morning.
