Liverpool FC Transfers
Liverpool transfer reporting, rumours and confirmed moves. Check each article’s date and sources; speculation is not confirmation of a signing.
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The Gifts Keep Coming: Reds sign rising star Cody Gakpo
Reds supporters found one more gift in their stocking this Christmas season as the club announced the signing of Dutch International Cody Gakpo. The forward is a rising star in Word Football and burst on the scene at the 2022 World Cup where he played alongside Virgil van Dijk. On the biggest stage of all,…
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Liverpool signs Arthur Melo on loan to bolster the midfield
Liverpool bolstered the club in the midfield shortly before the transfer window closed on September 1st. The Reds added Brazilian midfielder Arthur Melo to the roster coming to Anfield on loan from Italian power Juventus. Melo only scored 1 goal in 63 appearances since 2020, but he is looking forward to taking the pitch for…
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Hwyl Fawr, Neco Williams
Hwyl fawr ( pronounced Hy-wil var) is Welsh for goodbye, and the Reds have bid farewell to the young fullback from Wrexham in North Wales. Neco Williams, the talented right-back has left Liverpool for Nottingham Forest for a transfer fee of £17 million. Many Liverpool fans might not think it’s a big deal that he…
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Mané leaves LFC a legend
June 22nd was a bittersweet day for Liverpool supporters worldwide as legendary Senegalese striker Sadio Mané officially signed with German powerhouse FC Bayern Munich. The 3-year deal is worth a reported £27.5 million base salary, but Mané could earn as much as £35.1 million if he reaches incentives. Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp did not mince…
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Reds sign Scottish teen Calvin Ramsay
June 19th was a big day for Scottish U-21 International Calvin Ramsay. The 18-year-old defender signed a 5-year, £4.5 million deal, with Liverpool with the possibility of an extra £3 million in incentives. Ramsay comes to the Reds after spending 1 season with Scottish side Aberdeen F.C. in the Scottish Premiership. Ramsay is thankful for…
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Liverpool Reach Potential Record-Breaking Deal for Uruguayan football player Darwin Núñez
Earlier today, Monday morning, Portuguese side Benfica confirmed that they have accepted Liverpool’s offer for Darwin Núñez. Benfica confirm that the Reds have paid €75 million, or just over £64 million, for the Uruguayan striker. The deal is subject to add-ons, which could get the entire deal north of the €100 million, approximately £85 million,…
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Núñez is Set to Sign with The Reds plus other transfer rumors
With multiple reports, coming in a near-constant stream, it seems Liverpool are going to kick off the transfer window in style. While the Darwin Núñez sweepstakes seem to have been won by the Reds, at the time of publication, there is nothing in writing with the player or his current club. However, there are reports…
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Takumi Minamino makes surprise switch to Southampton late on transfer deadline day
Takumi Minamino has joined Southampton on loan until the end of the season in a surprise move on transfer deadline day. Minamino joined Liverpool a little over a year ago but things haven’t gone quite according to the plan for the Japan international, who has barely featured for the Reds. Despite rotation being much needed…
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Liverpool confirm loan signing of Schalke centre-back Ozan Kabak – with option to buy
Liverpool FC have confirmed the Schalke defender Ozan Kabak will join the club on a loan deal until the end of the season. Jurgen Klopp’s side have needed defensive reinforcements ever since duo Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez sustained long-term injuries at the start of the campaign, but for much of the January transfer…
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Liverpool confirm five-year deal for Preston defender Ben Davies
Liverpool FC have confirmed the signing of Preston North End centre-back Ben Davies in a deal worth £1.6 million. The Reds have been plagued with injuries at centre-back this season, with Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez out for the season and Joel Matip’s persistent injury woes showing no signs of dissipating. Despite the Reds…
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