Liverpool news

Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah is reportedly the subject of a world-record £215 million ($271m) transfer bid from Saudi Arabian outfit Al-Ittihad.

Jack Grealish and Trent Alexander-Arnold have left the England squad due to injury after being assessed by the Three Lions' medical team.

Officials from Saudi Arabia have traveled to England to make a final attempt to tempt Liverpool into selling Mohamed Salah, according to a report.

It's been a wild summer of comings and goings in Europe - so who did the best deals - and who made an absolute mess of the market?

Mohamed Salah reacted in “the best way possible” to seeing Liverpool turn down a £150 million ($189m) bid for him, says Andy Robertson.

Liverpool new boy Ryan Gravenberch has turned down a call-up from the Netherlands Under-21 squad.

Spending has reached unprecedented levels this summer, but some teams have still managed to find good value in the market

Liverpool gaffer Jurgen Klopp was exuberant over his team's performance against Aston Villa Sunday afternoon.

Ian Wright raised questions on Dominik Szoboszlai's opening goal as he claimed VAR officials should have ruled it out for offside to Aston Villa.

Liverpool hope that the injury suffered by Trent Alexander-Arnold against Aston Villa is “not too serious”, with the right-back forced off.

Jurgen Klopp continues to ignore the transfer “fuss” raging around Mohamed Salah, with Liverpool still confident that he will stay.

Mohamed Salah “wants to stay” at Liverpool, claims Dominik Szoboszlai, with the Egyptian forward not looking for a transfer to Saudi Arabia.

Mohamed Salah will not be a part of the Egypt squad in their final Africa Cup of Nations group stage match against Ethiopia.