Arbeloa tells Trent Alexander-Arnold to leave just 7 Months after Liverpool exit
The situation between Trent Alexander-Arnold and Real Madrid has shifted from a "dream move" to a potential exit just seven months into his six-year contract.
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Has Arbeloa told Trent Alexander-Arnold to leave Real Madrid?
The situation between Trent Alexander-Arnold and Real Madrid has shifted from a "dream move" to a potential exit just seven months into his six-year contract.
LONDON CALLING: Robertson Agrees Terms for Bombshell January Switch to Spurs
Andy Robertson’s Anfield fairytale set for shock Tottenham twist
The pursuit of Andy Robertson by Tottenham Hotspur has rapidly evolved from a summer plan into a high-stakes January transfer saga. With the window closing in less than a week, here is everything we know about the potential "bombshell" exit.
Liverpool intensify Marc Guéhi chase amid Bradley injury setback
The Marc Guéhi to Liverpool transfer speculation has intensified following Conor Bradley's devastating knee injury, which has ruled the young right-back out for the rest of the 2025/26 season
Liverpool eyeing PSG's Bradley Barcola
Liverpool add PSG winger Bradley Barcola to their January transfer list
Liverpool are pivoting swiftly in their search for attacking reinforcements, with Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola emerging as a prime alternative target if the move for Antoine Semenyo prove elusive.
The 23-year-old French international known for his pace, dribbling flair, and ability to cut inside from the right has caught Arne Slot's eye as a potential long-term successor or rotational option amid uncertainties around Mohamed Salah's future and the Egyptian's current AFCON commitments.
Liverpool have conducted background scouting on Barcola for some time and recent reports suggest the Reds are prepared to invest significantly if the opportunity arises, though PSG remain reluctant to part with one of their valued assets mid-season (his contract runs until 2028, and Luis Enrique rates him highly despite rotation in a stacked attack).
Barcola himself has set a clear condition for any move: guarantees of regular first-team minutes to support his ambitions with France and his career progression. This stance puts pressure on potential suitors like Liverpool, who must balance squad harmony with promising him a prominent role.
Competition is fierce, Bayern Munich, Manchester United, and others are monitoring the situation but Liverpool's recruitment team, led by Richard Hughes, appears confident in their ability to convince if they push forward. A January deal looks challenging given PSG's stance, making a more realistic summer 2026 swoop the likelier scenario.
We watch for developments as the window opens. Barcola could prove a statement signing if Liverpool go all-in. 🔴
Mohamed Salah moving to Saudi before AfCON
Mohamed Salah’s Saudi Trip Sparks Transfer Speculation
Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah is reportedly planning a trip to Saudi Arabia before joining Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations. The move has fueled speculation about his future at Anfield, with fans and pundits debating whether Salah could leave Liverpool in the January transfer window.
Despite uncertainty, captain Virgil van Dijk has expressed hope that Salah remains at the club, highlighting the importance of retaining the 33-year-old for Liverpool’s ambitions. Former players like Jamie Carragher have urged Salah to stay until the end of the season to secure a proper send-off, should he decide to leave later.
Liverpool’s management is expected to continue discussions regarding Salah’s future, balancing both the player’s aspirations and the club’s strategic needs. The situation remains one of the most talked-about in world football this winter.
Interest from Saudi Arabian clubs include massive financial offers, promises of global ambassador roles, and the allure of a new challenge. For a player approaching the latter stages of his peak years, such interest is inevitable.
However, rumours alone do not define reality. Liverpool have consistently maintained that Salah remains central to their plans, and there has been no official indication that the club is actively looking to part ways with their star forward despite rumours of a fallout with Arne Slot in the past days.
Marc Guéhi Transfer Collapse: How Liverpool’s Defensive Coup Fell Apart in the Final Hour
Marc Guéhi’s £35 million move to Liverpool was meant to be one of the final flourishes of a blockbuster transfer window
The deal had all the ingredients of a late-window success: a top-six club making a decisive swoop, a player eager to take the next step in his career, and a fee deemed fair by all parties.
Yet, within a span of two chaotic hours, it all fell apart.
From Agreement to Abrupt Collapse
On the morning of September 1st, Liverpool and Crystal Palace had reached a verbal agreement for the England international centre-back. Guéhi had completed his medical in Merseyside and was preparing for what he believed would be his unveiling at Anfield.
Liverpool, racing against the clock, submitted the deal sheet before the 7 PM deadline, buying themselves extra time to complete the formalities. It appeared to be a done deal.
But football doesn’t follow scripts especially on deadline day.
In a stunning reversal, Palace manager Oliver Glasner refused to sign off on the move. The reason? The club’s targeted replacement, Brighton’s Igor Julio, had opted to join West Ham United. That left Palace scrambling and, ultimately, without a viable alternative at centre-back.
Glasner’s Stand: Football First, Finances Later
Sources close to the club revealed that Glasner made it abundantly clear to the board that selling Guéhi without a ready-made replacement would compromise the integrity of the squad and the tactical structure he had been building since his arrival.
The Austrian reportedly told Palace chairman Steve Parish that if Guéhi was sold without reinforcement, he would consider his position. With less than an hour left in the window and no backup plan secured, Parish blinked. The deal was dead.
In an era where player sales often outweigh footballing logic, Glasner’s stand was as rare as it was risky.
Guéhi’s Reaction
Grace Amid Disappointment Marc Guéhi, by all accounts, handled the collapse with admirable maturity. There were no leaked frustrations, no late-night agent statements, no cryptic social media posts.
Instead, the 24-year-old accepted the situation, even speaking with Glasner and Parish directly after the decision. Having played and scored in Palace’s match earlier that week, Guéhi seemed destined for a big exit. Instead, he now enters the final year of his contract with a fanbase that still holds him in high regard.
What comes next is unclear will he sign a new deal, push for a January exit, or leave on a free next summer? For now, he remains Palace’s captain, and perhaps their most important player.
Liverpool Left Exposed?
Liverpool spent a staggering £417 million this window, including the record-breaking acquisition of striker Alexander Isak. Yet, the failure to land Guéhi reportedly Slot's top target for defensive reinforcement leaves a glaring hole. The Reds have conceded 4 times so far in the early stage of the new season.
Expect renewed interest in January, though by then, Liverpool may find themselves competing with European giants for Guéhi’s signature without the leverage they had this summer.
What Next for Guéhi, Palace, and Liverpool?
Guéhi: Stays at Palace, at least until January. May sign a new deal or leave on a free in 2026.
Crystal Palace: Retains their captain but must brace for renewed transfer pressure in the winter window.
Liverpool: Left scrambling to reassess their defensive options, with no immediate fallback lined up.
Alexander Isak Arrives in Liverpool for Medical Ahead of Record-Breaking Transfer
Liverpool complete deal to sign Alexander Isak from Newcastle
Swedish striker Alexander Isak has arrived in Liverpool to undergo a medical ahead of a sensational British-record transfer from Newcastle United, sources close to the club have confirmed.
The 25-year-old touched down at Liverpool’s AXA Training Centre early Monday morning, where he is completing final checks before putting pen to paper on a six-year deal. The move is set to cost Liverpool £125 million, with potential add-ons taking the total fee to £130 million—making it the most expensive transfer in British football history.
Isak’s arrival comes after a dramatic deadline-day agreement between the two clubs, following weeks of stalled negotiations and growing frustration from the player, who reportedly pushed for the transfer after Newcastle initially blocked earlier bids.
Alexander Isak "spotted" at Liverpool training centre
Alexander Isak has sparked transfer frenzy with reported visit to Liverpool training ground
In a dramatic twist before the summer transfer deadline, Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak has reportedly visited Liverpool’s AXA Training Centre fueling intense speculation about a record-breaking move to Anfield.
According to Swedish media sources, the 25-year-old forward was spotted in Merseyside on Friday evening, with some eyewitnesses claiming he was seen leaving the facility after what appeared to be a private tour. While neither club has confirmed the visit, insiders suggest Isak was at the training ground to finalize personal terms ahead of a potential late-window switch.
Meanwhile, Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has downplayed the rumors, stating, “As far as I’m aware, Alexander is still our player and focused on our next match.” However, the striker’s absence from recent training sessions has only added fuel to the speculation.
Liverpool’s interest in Isak has been no secret, with the Reds already having a £110 million bid rejected earlier this week. Newcastle are said to be holding firm at a £130 million valuation, though sources close to the negotiation indicate that both clubs are open to finding common ground before Monday’s 7 PM deadline.
With the clock ticking and Liverpool’s interest intensifying, all eyes will be on whether Alexander Isak makes a sensational last-minute move that could break the club’s transfer record.
Virgil van Dijk may have sent an exit message to Liverpool
Virgil van Dijk has broken silence over his Liverpool future
Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk has made it clear that he is in no rush to resolve his future at Anfield despite expiring his contract.
Mohamed Salah's contract : PSG eye free summer move
What happens after Mohamed Salah's remaining 6 months of Liverpool contract
Sources have told ESPN that Paris Saint-Germain chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi has been in contact with Mohamed Salah's agent Rami Abbas about the Egyptian winger's future for some time.
Liverpool eye Spain double as all eyes set on Euro24 final
Liverpool have tabled offer for Spain's Dani Olmo and Nico Williams
Liverpool and Manchester United battle for Joshua Kimmich
Liverpool and Manchester United are leading the race to sign Joshua Kimmich, according to AS
The Spanish media reported that the 28-year-old Germany international's contract with Bayern Munich is set to expire this summer, with both northwestern clubs at the top of the list of potential suitors.
Further reports from Germany suggest Kimmich has given his agent the right to decide his future.
As a result, European clubs have joined in, including Barcelona and Manchester City.
Kylian Mbappe to Liverpool claim from French sources
From various outlets in Europe, Liverpool pose threat to PSG for Kylian Mbappe
It's the January transfer window and it wouldn't be this far away without rumors of Kylian Mbappe heading to Liverpool.
This time it's actually from French outlet La Parisien.
According to their information, Liverpool are the "most credible and dangerous" candidates to PSG who want to extend Mbappe's contract.
Earlier on it was reported that Mbappe can start negotiating pre-contract agreements with foreign clubs as he on his final 6 months of his PSG contract. Le Parisien claim the French star is not opposed to a move to the Premier League and the Reds believe Mbappe is the type of signing they need to challenge Manchester City.
Furthermore reports in Spain say Liverpool are contenders in the race to land Kylian Mbappe if he leaves Paris.
AS provides an update on Real Madrid's stance. The Spanish giants have long been mentioned as a possible destination and nothing has changed, but they believe Liverpool should not be left out of the race entirely.
They also said Real Madrid are not prepared to wait until the summer to make a decision on Mbappe and wanted to confirm the deal before his contract expires. This could be a possible boost for Liverpool if Real Madrid pull out of the competition.
January transfer window: Fabrizio Romano gives updates on Mohamed Salah and Kylian Mbappe
Kylian Mbappe and Mohamed Salah transfer latest amidst Real Madrid and Saudi interest
Mohamed Salah is yet to renew his contract with Liverpool as he still has the final 18 months of his current contract.
The director of the Saudi Professional League has stated that the club will not try to sign the Red Army's No. 11 jersey this winter. However, afterwards, there was some uncertainty about the intentions of all parties.
Fabrizio Romano confirmed this, saying on his KICK channel: I don't know what will happen in the summer. Guys, I keep repeating that if they told us one year ago Ronaldo, Mane, Neymar will join Saudi clubs in the summer, I was not going to trust it. But look what happened in the summer.
"It takes a lot of time before know the real story for the summer, he have to look at how the second half of the season is for Liverpool. Liverpool are doing fantastic - very well in the Premier League, very well in all the other competitions - so I think for Liverpool now the priority remains to focus on the pitch."
Broadcaster Ben Jacobs reported that Saudi Pro League Chiefs have approved a rule change that will allow 10 foreign players to register for domestic competition from next year. That's more than the eight previously allowed.
On the other hand, Kylian Mbappe will enter the final six months of his contract with Paris Saint-Germain on Monday, meaning clubs can strike a deal with him early without intervention from his employer.
Fabrizio Romano agrees that Real Madrid will submit a contract offer on January 1, as claimed by the Athletic. He will then submit a reply by the middle of the month, and if it is not accepted by then, the Spanish club will turn its attention elsewhere.
Romano also explained the possibility of the French forward to move to the Premier League with Liverpool interest known: "The situation is still really quiet with English clubs, with Real Madrid pushing for Mbappe.
"I am not here to guarantee to you a decision will be made on the Mbappe story in January. This could still take time and when Mbappe will decide, I will tell you."
Former Liverpool striker tipped to return as manager
Former Liverpool striker Dirk Kuyt could become Bellshott's next manager, according to reports
The Belgian side, currently second in Serie B, have been shocked by reports that head coach Andreas Wilander has asked for his contract to be terminated.
In a report from Voetbal International, they claim that Kuyt appears to be a managerial candidate who could return to coaching after a brief spell at ADO Den Haag.
Huge Kylian Mbappe and FSG news emerge as Real Madrid holds back interest
FSG now set to get Kylian Mbappe into Liverpool's line up next season
In an exciting turn of events, it appears that Liverpool's ownership group, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), is now making a move to bring Kylian Mbappe into Liverpool's line up for the upcoming season. This comes as Real Madrid, long seen as the favorites to sign the French superstar, has decided to hold back their interest.
FSG's financial capability and ambition make them well-suited to pursue a high-profile signing like Mbappe. With a net worth of over $6 billion, FSG has the resources to make a significant investment in the transfer market and bolster Liverpool's squad[6]. Furthermore, Liverpool's recent success under Jurgen Klopp has demonstrated their ambition and willingness to compete at the highest level[7].
CadenaSER via Fox Sports stated that Real Madrid have turned down their interest in Mbappe as a result of the forward's huge wage demands that sums up to around €20million annually , more than double the €9million salary Jude Bellingham is paid per season at the Spain capital.
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