Jack Lusby

5 days ago | thisisanfield.com | Jack Lusby

Jeremie Frimpong, the Bayer Leverkusen wing-back, has been increasingly linked with a move to Liverpool this summer – if they plan to sign a new right-back. Liverpool are seemingly not yet guaranteed to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold in the transfer market, but are crunching the numbers for a variety of options. On Friday, GOAL Brasil reported interest in Monaco’s Brazilian right-back Vanderson, while Feyenoord’s Givairo Read is another who has been mentioned as a possible target.

1 week ago | thisisanfield.com | Jack Lusby

In a busy transfer window to come the lines between Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes and his former club could be particularly active. With Bournemouth enjoying an outstanding campaign the jewels of Andoni Iraola’s squad are likely to be picked off – while the head coach himself may attract suitors. When it comes to Liverpool there is strong interest in both Kerkez and Huijsen, while winger Antoine Semenyo has also been linked, with moves expected early in the summer.

1 week ago | thisisanfield.com | Jack Lusby

Liverpool certainly showed the signs of a hangover as they only rallied late in their 3-1 loss to Chelsea – but it matters little with the title already wrapped up. Chelsea 3-1 LiverpoolPremier League (35) | Stamford BridgeMay 4, 2025GoalsFernandez 3′Quansah OG 55′Van Dijk 84′ (assist: Mac Allister)Palmer pen 90+6′Team newsAfter confirming on Friday that he would be rotating his side to bring in squad players who “deserve to play,” Arne Slot made more changes than expected – six in total.

1 week ago | thisisanfield.com | Jack Lusby

Wataru Endo will be applauded onto the pitch at Chelsea as a Premier League champion – and Liverpool supporters have seen the “poetic justice” in that fact. Endo is one of six players brought into the Liverpool lineup for their first game as champions, with Arne Slot ringing the changes with little to play for. Watch Chelsea vs.

1 week ago | thisisanfield.com | Jack Lusby

Roberto Firmino was in tears as he lifted the AFC Champions League trophy with Al-Ahli on Saturday, with the ex-Liverpool striker playing a key role in the final. Firmino was cut from Al-Ahli’s squad for the Saudi Pro League in February and, despite interest in a transfer, he stayed for the remainder of the season. That meant he could only play in the AFC Champions League, but he started all seven of those games after being axed from the league, scoring four goals and assisting six in that time.