Liverpool Release Official 2026/27 Men’s Squad Photograph

Liverpool have released their official 2026/27 men's squad photograph

Liverpool have released their official men’s squad photograph for the 2026/27 season, with head coach Andoni Iraola, his coaching staff and the Reds’ senior players coming together for the annual team picture.

The photograph was taken at the AXA Training Centre, with the Reds’ first-team squad gathering for the traditional image ahead of another busy campaign.

It is the first official squad photograph of the 2026/27 season under Iraola, who took charge of Liverpool in the summer following his appointment as the club’s new manager.

The image also provides a first official team photograph featuring several of Liverpool’s summer additions, including Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz, Bradley Barcola, Ronald Araujo, Milos Kerkez and Victor Munoz.

Captain Virgil van Dijk is among the senior figures pictured alongside the squad, while goalkeeper Alisson Becker and the rest of the first-team group also feature.

Liverpool have already submitted their 25-man Premier League squad for the opening stage of the 2026/27 campaign, with the club's senior group continuing to work under Iraola during the early stages of the season.

The official squad photograph offers a snapshot of the group that will represent the Merseyside club across domestic and European competitions this season.

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The PGMOL earlier rendered an apology regarding the incident, stating that the decision to disallow Diaz's goal was a "clear and obvious factual error and should have resulted in the goal being awarded through VAR".

The Reds's frustration with the decision has now led to a formal request to the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) for access to the audio recording of the interactions between the VAR officials and the on-field referee.

Liverpool's request for the audio comes after the club issued a statement on Sunday evening, highlighting their concerns about the incident.

The Merseyside club believes that the decision to disallow Diaz's goal has "undermined sporting integrity".

By requesting access to the VAR audio, the Anfield club hopes to establish how and why the decision was made, and whether there were any errors in the communication between the VAR officials and the on-field referee.

The potential implications of obtaining VAR audio in such cases could be significant, as it could shed light on the decision-making process and potentially lead to improvements in the implementation of the VAR technology.

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The FA have stated that the fine is a result of the Anfield club's failure to ensure that its players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion during the match. The FA has a set of rules that punish clubs who pick up six or more bookings in one match, with a £25,000 fine being the common punishment. The FA's decision to fine Liverpool is in line with these rules and serves as a reminder to all football clubs to ensure that their players maintain discipline on the field.

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