Liverpool have left a lot of their transfer business to the end of the window, despite starting out pretty strong as soon as it opened in June. The Arne Slot 2.0 setup still isn't quite finished

Transfer news LIVE!Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United are among the clubs aiming to sign new players and make a strong start to the new Premier League season. The Gunners still have their sights on Eberechi Eze but are facing competition from bitter rivals Tottenham.

Jamie Carragher was hugely critical of Liverpool's defensive display against Bournemouth and the Reds have been heavily linked with a £40million move for Marc Guehi

Eberechi Eze is in demand in north London, while Liverpool are back in for Marc Guehi and still chasing Alexander Isak.

After last weekend's Community Shield clash between the Premier League champions and FA Cup winners at Wembley, Palace chairman Steve Parish said the speculation surrounding Guhei's future needed "a new contract or a conclusion of some kind".

Federico Chiesa finally scored his first Premier League goal for Liverpool after a difficult first season with the Reds and Arne Slot reckons that he's in for a much better 2025-26 campaign

Virgil van Dijk admitted that further defensive reinforcements would ‘accelerate’ Liverpool ’s improvement as the club considers a move for Marc Guehi. Liverpool secured a dramatic 4-2 victory over Bournemouth in their opening Premier League fixture after late goals from Federico Chiesa and Mohamaed Salah.

Liverpool received a blow to their hopes of signing Alexander Isak during Newcastle United’s Premier League opener against Aston Villa on Saturday. Isak, 25, was omitted from Newcastle ’s squad by head coach Eddie Howe, who instead opted for Anthony Gordon as his striker at Villa Park.

Credit to Paul Joyce of The Times for the original reporting. Liverpool could be set for another high-profile summer departure, with Scotland international Ben Doak in discussions over a move to AFC Bournemouth.

A move is yet to materialise, however, and manager Arne Slot turned to Chiesa off the bench in Friday’s meeting with Bournemouth. The 27-year-old netted late on to put Liverpool ahead, before Mohamed Salah’s injury-time strike sealed a nervy 4–2 victory.