By Tyler Eaton

Liverpool wilted after Ryan Gravenberch’s red card, but Manager Iraola is still proud of his players.

By Alex Heath

Liverpool will face Andoni Iraola’s former side Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium this Sunday as they look to return to winning ways in the Premier League. The Reds sit eighth in the league, having won once and drawn three, and will look to take some momentum into the international break with a win.

By Steven Northover

Liverpool return to Champions League action tonorrow, with Andoni Iraola, accompanied by Alexis Mac Allister, took questions as he waits to make his bow in the world’s premier Club competion.

By Steven Northover

Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola sat down for his first press conference since the end of the Summer Transfer Window, and a head of the Reds visit to Portman Road on Friday evening.

By Sahl Masood Ahmed

As the loan deal nears completion, the stakes for Iraola's defensive unit could not be higher. In their search to address this defensive void, Liverpool have turned to a high-stakes market solution, securing a verbal club-to-club agreement to sign Ronald Araujo on loan from Barcelona.

By Steven Northover

British Indian millionaire, Amit Bhatia, who was so co-owner of Championship side Queen's Park Rangers until relinquishing his stake in the club earlier on Tuesday, is heading a consortium looking to buy a minority stake in Liverpool Football Club. 

By Steven Northover

Liverpool's slightly quiet summer received a sudden burst of good news as Hungarian midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai has signed a new contract at the Reds, extending his stay on Merseyside by another five years. 

By Sahl Ahmed

The World Cup final forces players to jump straight into the tension and stakes of the global pitch. When Argentina stepped out to face Spain, the momentum immediately forced them to confront the physical limits of a gruelling tournament. For Alexis Mac Allister, the fixture demanded complete professional alignment in the centre of the park as he navigated arguably his most demanding match of the season.

By Adam Coward

Andoni Iraola’s first press conference as Liverpool head coach offered the clearest insight into what supporters can expect from the new era at Anfield.

With the disappointment of a lacklustre title defence under Arne Slot last season, a managerial performance that fractured team cohesion and disenfranchised fans, Iraola took Slot’s seat in the media room with the hopes of being the start of something special. 

By Steven Northover

CEO of Football at Fenway Sports Group, Michael Edwards, has announced that he will leave his role within the organisation. 

By Steven Northover

Liverpool's Sporting Director, Richard Hughes, is rumoured to leave the Reds after the Summer transfer window and join the Saudi Pro League's Al Hilal.  Hughes, who has been at Liverpool since March 2024, has been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia for several months now, following questions over his suitability as Sporting Director after a disastrous 2025/26 season. 

By Sahl Ahmed

Tournament progression rarely respects individual form. When Germany stepped onto the pitch for their knockout tie, the shifting momentum immediately forced them to confront their tactical limitations. While the national team ultimately bowed out in a penalty shootout, Florian Wirtz can't be blamed solely for it, whose individual workload established a standard the rest of the squad simply failed to match.