Liverpool Capitalise on Diaz Deal with Smart Exit Strategy Amid Bayern AgreementLiverpool have reached an agreement to sell ...

The gap is now measurable, and Liverpool’s long-term growth strategies suggest that United’s long-held financial dominance may be coming to an end.

With Díaz’s exit inching closer, Liverpool’s interest in forward options has intensified. One name regularly mentioned is ...

The reason for the focus on this right now is that Liverpool’s financial year for 2024/25 came to a close at the end of May. Out of all the 20 Premier League member clubs, only the Reds, Arsenal ...

Liverpool made an annual pre-tax loss of £57m up to 31 May 2024 - £48m more than they lost in the previous 12 months. However, the Premier League's club overall revenue rose by £20m to £614m ...

Liverpool’s wage bill continued to rise — up from £366m to £373m — with total administrative costs climbing from £545m to £562m. External net debt went up sharply from £74.6m to £123m.