All completed Liverpool transfers so far in 2025-26 - listed

Arne Slot’s side agreed a deal for Mor Ndiaye, the left-sided centre-back, who starred for Senegal at the recent Under-17 World Cup in Qatar. An agreement was reached by the Reds to sign him from Amitie FC in his native Senegal.

Meanwhile, Owen Beck has returned to Liverpool from his loan at Derby. After signing a new Liverpool contract last summer, he joined the Championship side temporarily, but an injury prevented him from making an appearance. His loan has ended, so Beck can undergo rehab at his parent club.  

As far as departures are concerned, James Norris has turned his loan to Irish Premier Division side Shelbourne into a permanent move, while Luke Chambers joined Charlton Athletic on loan.  

Jeremie Frimpong was Liverpool's first signing of the summer transfer window, joining from Bayer Leverkusen not just as a direct replacement of long-serving right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold at the club but as a possible stand-in for Mohamed Salah when the Egyptian forward is away on international duty.

Goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili's £29 million move to Merseyside was finalised when the transfer window opened, following an agreement reached with Valencia in August 2024, while the Reds completed their second summer signing with the capture of goalkeeper Armin Pecsi from Puskas Akademia.

The signing of Florian Wirtz was then confirmed by Liverpool, as the club agreed a stunning £116m deal with Bayer Leverkusen. Milos Kerkez then completed his £40m transfer from Bournemouth, and the Reds also completed a shock free transfer swoop for backup goalkeeper Freddie Woodman from Preston.

Liverpool later confirmed the signing of Hugo Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt in a huge £79 million ($107m) deal.

They were not done there as they then sealed the blockbuster signing of Alexander Isakfrom Newcastle in a record deal.

In a deal to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold before the Club World Cup, as the Englishman would have otherwise hit free agency last summer, not before June 30, Real Madrid coughed up €10 million (£8m/$11m) to have him in their squad ahead of the revamped tournament.

Liverpool also received a cash boost of £18m from the sale of backup goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher to Brentford, and Nat Phillips completed a permanent transfer to West Brom.

Jarell Quansah completed a transfer to Bayer Leverkusen for a reported transfer fee of £34 million, including add-ons, though the deal included a buy-back clause.

Bayern Munich moved to secure Luis Diaz on a deal worth £65.5 million, bringing an end to the Colombia international's glittering Premier League years, while academy product Tyler Morton signed for Lyon in a £10 million move. Darwin Nunez said farewell to Anfield in August following the completion of a lucrative move to Saudi giants Al Hilal.