William Comish

6 days ago | anfieldwatch.co.uk | William Comish

© IMAGO Liverpool's last attempt to bring a striker to the club ended up with a cheque for £85m being signed for an underperforming player and the club has vowed to not make the same mistake again. That striker in question was Darwin Nunez, who is now likely to leave three years on from his arrival, as it has become crystal clear that he is unlikely to succeed in his current environment.

1 week ago | msn.com | William Comish

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1 week ago | anfieldwatch.co.uk | William Comish

© IMAGO - Virgil van Dijk Liverpool 2024-25 Liverpool were set to enter this summer with a monumental task on their hands, but Virgil Van Dijk's contract extension this week seems to have eased the tension a little bit. The Dutchman followed Mohamed Salah in signing a new two-year deal to remain at the club instead of letting his deal to expire and moving elsewhere.

1 week ago | anfieldwatch.co.uk | William Comish

Darwin Nunez - a player who has created debate, controversy and frustration ever since he arrived on Merseyside - looks almost certain to be headed out of the door this summer. Having arrived three years ago from Benfica for £85m, the weight of expectation on his shoulders was like nothing this club has ever seen, and it has quickly become clear that he isn't good enough.

1 week ago | anfieldwatch.co.uk | William Comish

© IMAGO - Richard Hughes Liverpool 2024-25 Liverpool have a lot of difficult decisions to make this summer as the club attempts to adopt a more cutthroat approach to the transfer market. After years of playing nice and giving players plenty of rope to succeed, the time has come where a more brutal assessment of the squad is necessary to ensure the team can challenge for trophies this season.