By Steven Northover

Former Liverpool midfielder and record-breaking Premier League appearances holder James Milner announced his retirement from professional football last week, ending a storied 24-year career.

The Leeds-born midfielder, who has won almost everything you can win in the league game, joined Liverpool in the Summer of 2015, and would arguably become The Reds' best free transfer - and almost immediately became an important part of a faltering Liverpool squad under, by then, beleaguered Brendan Rodgers. 

By Joel Lefevre

It appears to be out with the old and in with the new for Liverpool. After saying goodbye to Mohamed Salah, Rhys Williams and Andy Robertson, the club is rumoured to be refreshing its roster for a new youngster.

This comes after the club disappointingly finished fifth in the Premier League this season, having claimed the title in dominating fashion the previous campaign. After the revelation that Rio Ngumoha was last season, the Reds have their eyes on another teenage talent.

It has now been reported by Florian Plettenberg that Liverpool have ramped up their efforts to capture the prodigy in the last 48 hours.

By Sahl Masood Ahmed

Mohamed Salah's surprise Instagram announcement, framed as a "part one" farewell message confirmed the end of an era. It is breaking news of the highest magnitude, signalling the end of a long saga regarding his future. This departure has finally been addressed, not via a sterile club press conference or a tight-lipped boardroom statement, but directly from the man himself.

By Joel Lefevre

It is a period of transition for Liverpool, with numerous veterans exiting this summer as the club endures what appears to be a makeover. While fans won’t forget the contributions of club legend Mohamed Salah, there’s another departing player who gave plenty and is sure to be remembered fondly. Andy Robertson, the working-class hero of Anfield.

By Steven Northover

As we enter the final week of the 2025/26 Premier League season, barring a record-breaking collapse from the Reds - or an equally unlikely result for Bournemouth against Nottingham Forest - Champions League football will be returning to Anfield next season. 

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The fact that it has taken the (former) league champions until the very last game of the season, and almost certainly on goal difference, to achieve the bare minimum for a club the size of Liverpool, is a damning indictment of how far they have fallen in the space of 38 games.

By Steven Northover

Liverpool travel to Villa Park tonight, knowing that Champions League football is all but guaranteed next season, especially if Aston Villa win their Europa League Final against Freiburg at the end of the month. 

Indeed, Villa form part of the pantheon of British clubs that have won the European Cup, forming part of a triumphant group of English clubs that won the competition five times between 1977 and 1982. Despite Aston Villa's turbulent recent history, playing in the Championship as recently as 2019, there are certain parallels between the two clubs - including players. 

With that in mind, here are 11 of the best players to play for both Liverpool and Aston Villa.

By Sahl Ahmed

Liverpool Football Club currently faces its most profound identity crisis in a decade. Eleven defeats in a single campaign tell a story of a system in total mechanical failure. The brilliance of last season's title run is now being re-evaluated not as the start of a Slot dynasty, but as the final, flickering embers of the Klopp regime.

By Steve Northover

Liverpool has announced plans to build a permanent monument to Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva outside Anfield. The brothers were tragically killed last summer, after Diogo's car left the road outside Zamora, Spain, following medical advice not to fly back to Liverpool due to injury.

By Steve Northover

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By Steve Northover

A year ago, Freddie Woodman was part of a Preston North End team desperately trying to avoid relegation from the Championship, made worse by a prolonged period on the sidelines with an ankle injury. 

By George Rostron

Arne Slot, is set to remain at the club for the 26/27 season, despite an inconsistent campaign littered with disappointing results and performances. Reports suggest he is to be given several reinforcements to add to his squad, with the belief that he is the best man for the job. Looking at how his second season has gone on Merseyside, there is no surprise that fans will head into the new season with unshakable caution and worry. 

We take a look at the additions Slot may make to recover from the rocky Premier League title defence.

By Steve Northover

With Hugo Ekitike out for the rest of the season, all eyes will turn to the returning Alexander Isak to replace the Frenchman as Liverpool’s main man upfront. But having missed most of the season himself, after a slow start to his Liverpool career, is the Club's record transfer really the man to kickstart Liverpool's failing season?