One player is going nowhere after Liverpool have made him 'non-transferable' according to a recent report. While the transfer window has slammed shut in England some markets are still open, which

Liverpool’s planning remains pragmatic. With Salah tied down, the short-term is secure. Yet the long-term vision requires identifying a player capable of shaping the next era of success. Olise, with his blend of creativity and pedigree, fits that mould.

Robertson considered his Liverpool future in the summer but all of his concerns became insignificant when he heard the news about Jota

Alan Shearer, who watched Kerkez on TV on the opening day and then live at St James’ Park, believes that the Hungary international has been really poor. He said on the Rest is Football podcast: “Liverpool were really poor, though. I know it’s very, very early, and I know they’ve got new players, but defensively, they are all over the place.

Liverpool have once again been handed a prestigious 5-star rating, placing them among the elite clubs in EA Sports FC 26. This result confirms their status as one of Europe’s leading teams, despite some fluctuations in domestic and European form in recent years.

And now, at the outset of 2025-26, Premier League teams possess an average of just 2.7 locals per team. While Villa, Leeds, Wolves and Burnley have none, three more teams — Nottingham Forest, Liverpool, and Bournemouth have just one.