Liverpool news

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.

Liverpool's search for a marquee attacking signing has hit a significant roadblock after Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeness publicly rejected any possibility of Michael Olise moving to Merseyside. Recent speculation had suggested the Premier League side were prepared to table a staggering €200 million bid to bring the former Crystal Palace man back to England.

Jurgen Klopp has reacted to Mohamed Salah’s emotional announcement that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the 2025-26 season. The legendary German coach, who initially brought Salah to Anfield from Roma in 2017, offered a glowing tribute to a player he considers one of the all-time greats.

Despite a dip in form that has seen fans voice their frustrations at Anfield, Liverpool are "sticking with" Arne Slot. The Athletic journalist David Ornstein has dismissed suggestions that the hierarchy is looking to make a change in the dugout, noting that the club is already planning for the future with the Dutchman at the helm.

Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has surprised fans by debuting a radical new hairstyle while on international duty with Argentina. The World Cup winner, who is currently in Buenos Aires with the national team, took to social media to reveal a nearly completely shaved head.

The former Liverpool defender’s words have Inter fans dreaming.

Craig Bellamy produced a classic no-nonsense moment during his latest media briefing, shutting down a reporter who attempted to ask a question relating to Mohamed Salah's Liverpool exit. The Wales boss made it clear that his only priority is the upcoming World Cup play-off.

Paris Saint-Germain are the best side in European football. They are the current holders of the Champions League for good reason, boasting top-line talent that fights for one another as a proper team and not like their faux-Galacticos of the past. In the dugout, they are led by one of football's brightest minds and most-respected man-managers. But the legitimacy of their title defence is now being rightly called into question.

Paris Saint-Germain have been handed a significant boost ahead of their Champions League quarter-final showdown with Liverpool. The LFP has officially granted the French champions’ request to postpone their crucial Ligue 1 clash against RC Lens to prioritise European success.

Liverpool have sparked fury among their global fanbase by confirming a series of ticket price increases over the next three campaigns. The timing of the announcement drew heavy criticism as the Reds are likely to fail to retain their Premier League title and are still fighting to qualify for next season's Champions League.

Jamie Carragher has admitted he has no interest in witnessing Mohamed Salah’s final match at Anfield, despite the Egyptian confirming his summer departure. The Liverpool legend believes the iconic forward should be aiming for a far more prestigious curtain-call, pointing towards the Reds potentially making the Champions League final.

England will head to the World Cup this summer as one of the favourites to lift the trophy after a run of strong tournament showings by a still relatively young core group of players. Football, though, moves fast, and soon there will be new stars who come along and usurp those established names. Fortunately for the Three Lions, the production line is showing few signs of slowing down.