Peter Staunton

3 days ago | anfieldwatch.co.uk | Peter Staunton

© IMAGO - Ibrahima Konate Liverpool have got an impending contract issue to resolve over Ibrahima Konate. The Frenchman, 25, is out of contract in 2026 and the countdown is very much on for sporting director Richard Hughes. If no new deal can be agreed then Liverpool will have to consider a sale this summer. The club will be desperate to avoid a repeat of the Trent Alexander-Arnold situation, with the right-back running down his deal and leaving on a free.

3 days ago | anfieldwatch.co.uk | Peter Staunton

© IMAGO It’s no secret that Barcelona are operating on tight financial margins. Contract talks with Lamine Yamal, for example, are proving difficult in current circumstances with Liverpool ready to pounce. Article continues under the video READ MORE:Real Madrid DEMAND €100m Liverpool star runs down his contract The new LFC x Air Max range 🔥 And the LaLiga leaders are not going to be able to sign players this summer until sales are made.

3 days ago | anfieldwatch.co.uk | Peter Staunton

© IMAGO - Trent Alexander-Arnold Richard Hughes Liverpool 2024-25 Liverpool are taking steps to move on from Trent Alexander-Arnold. The right-back announced last week that he would be leaving the club following the expiry of his contract in summer 2025. Real Madrid are widely tipped to sign the England international, with the possibility of adding him in time for the FIFA Club World Cup pending negotiations over a nominal fee.

4 days ago | anfieldwatch.co.uk | Peter Staunton

Liverpool look set to shake up their forward options in the summer transfer window. Several stars have got big question marks against their names, with strikers Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota available for the right price. Arne Slot hasn’t been won over by the pair, with Luis Diaz often the preferred option at No9. But Diaz himself is also in doubt. He is under contract until 2027 and if no resolution is reached over a new deal then he could be sold before his value drops.

5 days ago | msn.com | Peter Staunton

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