Liverpool news

The Premier League has confirmed its latest round of fixture amendments for television broadcast, with several heavyweights seeing their schedules drastically altered for the run-in. Supporters are facing a series of unconventional kick-off times as the title race and the battle for Europe reach a fever pitch in May.

Michael Owen has told GOAL why he remains confident that Alexander Isak will justify his record-shattering £125 million ($166m) price tag at Liverpool. The Swedish striker became the most expensive player in British football during the summer transfer window of 2025. He has endured an injury-hit debut campaign at Anfield, but is being backed to prove his worth.

Liverpool and Real Madrid legend John Toshack has hit back at claims made by his son, Cameron, regarding his health. Speaking from his home in Spain, the 76-year-old addressed the claims that he is battling dementia.

Manchester United are said to be one of Adam Wharton’s many suitors, with ex-Crystal Palace striker Clinton Morrison telling GOAL of a transfer fee that the Eagles would “bite your hand off” for. At 22 years of age, Blackburn academy graduate Wharton is far from being the finished article. He is, however, generating plenty of interest ahead of the summer window.

Paris Saint-Germain are preparing to secure the long-term future of Bradley Barcola following a string of sensational performances in the Champions League. The 23-year-old winger has become an indispensable figure under Luis Enrique, prompting the French champions to act swiftly amid growing interest from European heavyweights. A new deal would see the former Lyon star commit his peak years to the Parc des Princes project.

Bristol City have turned to veteran manager Roy Hodgson to steady the ship following the dismissal of Gerhard Struber. The former England and Liverpool boss arrives at Ashton Gate on an interim basis to oversee the final stretch of the Championship campaign.

After nine years, the Salah era at Anfield Road is coming to an end. There is no guarantee that a direct successor will be appointed.

Liverpool forward Hugo Ekitike has hailed his first season in England as a "pivotal year" following a standout performance in France’s 2-1 friendly win over Brazil. The 23-year-old, who moved to Anfield from Eintracht Frankfurt last summer, is rapidly cementing his place in Didier Deschamps' plans. As the 2026 World Cup approaches, Ekitike is relishing the freedom of playing alongside world-class talents in the French attack.

As Mohamed Salah prepares to bid farewell to the Premier League, the Saudi Pro League has emerged as the most likely destination for the 33-year-old. While Al-Nassr remains a financial powerhouse in the region, questions have been raised about how the Egyptian would fit alongside Cristiano Ronaldo. The Portuguese icon has previously called for more investment in the squad, but there are doubts whether he would want another global superstar sharing the spotlight in Riyadh.

Jürgen Klopp has spoken out on Mohamed Salah’s departure. The pair enjoyed great success together at Liverpool FC over the course of seven years.

A final chapter shaped less by lost quality and more by a system, role, and environment that no longer revolve around him

Juventus winger Francisco Conceicao has addressed growing speculation linking him with a move to Liverpool as a potential successor to Mohamed Salah. The Portugal international remains focused on his responsibilities in Turin despite the mounting interest from the Premier League ahead of the summer transfer window.

San Diego FC owner Mohamed Mansour said he would welcome the chance to sign Liverpool legend Mohamed Salah this summer, but added the club would need to assess whether he is the right fit tactically. San Diego are among several MLS teams linked with the winger, though a move to the Saudi Pro League appears more likely.