The latest transfer gossip as Liverpool continues to be linked with a move for Rodrygo, while a center-back that the Reds have earmarked as a possible replacement for Ibrahima Konate could be heading

Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konaté hasn’t yet agreed to a contract extension with the Reds, sparking transfer rumors linking him to PSG and Real Madrid. According to Diario AS, Real Madrid are interested in signing Konaté this summer but only if Liverpool lowers their asking price.

Manchester United have made a last-ditch attempt to steal Viktor Gyökeres from under the noses of Arsenal. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.

Liverpool could pay up to £78m, with £69m up front, for Hugo Ekitike as talks continue over add-ons of deal; Liverpool moved for Ekitike after being told Newcastle forward Alexander Isak was not for sale;

CLUBS are splashing the cash this summer as they look to bolster their squads in the transfer window ahead of the new season! Newcastle’s Saudi owners will refuse to sell Alexander

Liverpool have been linked to Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton, and the Englishman has reportedly decided on his future. According to reports from The Sun, Wharton is open to staying at Crystal Palace for one more season before moving to Liverpool.

Liverpool have reportedly moved ahead of Tottenham Hotspur in the race to sign Crystal Palace star Adam Wharton this summer. Wharton has established himself as a key part of the Palace side since he completed a move from Blackburn Rovers in February 2024.

Liverpool are determined that Ibrahima Konaté will not join Real Madrid on a free transfer, while Jadon Sancho's move from Manchester United to Juventus is almost agreed. Join us for the latest transfer news,

Liverpool has reached a full agreement to sign one of Europe’s rising forwards from the Bundesliga for €95 million, including add-ons, pending a medical.

Liverpool’s summer transfer window has been anything but quiet, with Arne Slot’s side looking to reinforce an attack that has at times leaned too heavily on Mohamed Salah’s goals. Fresh from winning the Premier League in his debut season,