Author: Big Red

Liverpool Agree Turkish Airlines Front Of Shirt Deal That Will Replace Standard Chartered From June 2027

From the start of the 2027-2028 campaign, Liverpool will have a new company’s name emblazoned on the front of the club’s shirts. Turkish Airlines have signed a deal worth £300 million, which the club thinks is the most lucrative such deal of its kind. The airline will pay the club £60 million per season, which […]

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Can Liverpool’s Inexperienced Squad be a Success in Europe?

Liverpool have won six European Cups, and the squad starting this Champions League campaign contains almost nobody who was there for the most recent one. Mohamed Salah left at the end of 2025-26 after nine years and 48 goals in the competition. Arne Slot was sacked at the end of the 2025-26 season, replaced by […]

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Liverpool Finally Sign a Striker – Sort Of

Elsewhere on this site, you can read the profile of Djylian N’Guessan, the 18-year-old forward that Liverpool have announced an agreement with Saint-Étienne to sign in January. Given the obvious lack of options when Alexander Isak is either injured or needs a rest, the idea of bringing in a striker is something that most people […]

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Lucca Brughmans Red New £30M Goalie From Genk Due To Arrive In 2027

In a deal worth around £30 million, put at closer to €35 million by some reports, Liverpool have agreed a deal for the Belgian teenager Lucca Brughmans, which was confirmed at the start of September. As part of the deal, Genk will keep him for the 2026-2027 season, so anyone hoping to see the new […]

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Djylian N’Guessan – Liverpool’s New Versatile Forward From Brest

Liverpool reached terms with Saint-Étienne for the French forward Djylian N’Guessan at the very end of August. It was reported to have been agreed on the player’s side too, with Liverpool said to have received the authorisation needed for a medical. Whilst supporters understandably wanted the Reds to spend money on players who could impact […]

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Barcola Looks To Be Liverpool’s Last Incoming Signing Of The Window

It was supposed to be a relatively easy summer for Liverpool on the transfer front. Last year, when the Reds went big on the signings of Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak, it was supposed to set us up nicely for the summer of 2026 to be relatively easy and just about fattening out the squad. […]

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What Can We Conclude From Iraola’s Style of Play at Liverpool So Far?

The end of the 2024/25 season left Liverpool with several open questions. Particularly toward the close of the campaign, uncertainty around Alisson Becker’s future at Anfield created real concern among supporters. With Goal’s report on the Martínez links circulating widely, the goalkeeper’s situation felt genuinely unsettled until Alisson reached an agreement with the club on […]

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Liverpool Linked with Ismaïla Sarr

It is now getting to the point that Liverpool’s transfer policy is being made to look ridiculous. The Reds have spent all summer chasing Bradley Barcola, with everyone in football knowing that we need at least two wide forwards. Although all the noises are that a deal will get done on that front, we would […]

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Calvin Ramsey Heads to St Mirren on Loan

It doesn’t take long for any discussion around Liverpool’s lack of defensive options before someone mentions Calvin Ramsey. It was four years ago that the Reds spent more than £4 million on the right-back from Aberdeen, being hyped as the next youngster to hit the heights at Anfield. Instead, his time at the club has […]

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Sing When You’re Winning: The Story Behind Liverpool’s Most Iconic Terrace Songs

Long before football had prawn sandwiches, VAR reviews, or billion-pound broadcast deals, it had singing. And nowhere in English football has that tradition run deeper, or lasted longer, than on the Kop. Liverpool’s relationship with music isn’t a marketing add-on or a matchday gimmick — it’s older than most of the club’s trophies, and it’s […]

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