Liverpool have grand plans to spend another £202m in the January transfer window on three new players, according to reports. After making the perfect start to their Premier League title defence by winning their first five matches in a row, Liverpool are now fighting to stay in touching distance of leaders Arsenal.

As the pressure continues to grow on under-pressure Liverpool boss Arne Slot, the thoughts of influential sporting director Richard Hughes have been revealed

Mohamed Salah is struggling for his best form after Liverpool reconstructed its forward line for the 2025/26 season.

Report from the AXA Training Centre as Liverpool hold a session open to the media ahead of Tuesday's big Champions League clash at Anfield against Real Madrid

Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones has returned to training but striker Alexander Isak remained absent for their open workout ahead of the Champions League visit of Real Madrid. Jones missed the last two matches with a minor groin problem but joined the rest of the squad at the AXA training ground for their lunchtime session in front of the media.

Liverpool's transfer window caught the eye following to an uncharacteristic spending spree from FSG, yet the club still appears short of players in some areas.

The coach will stay with the team for a longer time.Getty ImagesDespite a challenging start to the new Premier League season, Liverpool’s hierarchy has firmly backed head coach Arne Slot,

Mohamed Salah celebrates scoring against Aston Villa Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Mohamed Salah’s name was already firmly etched into Liverpool’s history, but a simple right-footed shot elevated him to a new level on Saturday.