Liverpool Set to Land Milos Kerkez as £45m Deal Nears Completion Liverpool are on the brink of wrapping up another major summer signing, with Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez expected to become the club’s latest addition in a transfer worth up to £45 million. As reported by Mark Douglas of iNews, talks between the clubs have […]
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Florian Wirtz‘s move to Liverpool could be confirmed this week, becoming the most expensive signing in English football history ahead of Moises Caicedo.
The Reds missed out on Caicedo in 2023, with the Ecuadorian preferring Chelsea, signing for a whopping £115 million.
With Wirtz now set to join Liverpool in a deal eventually worth £116 million, the Blues midfielder has reacted positively to the news, in quotes shared by the Liverpool Echo.
“I didn’t know Liverpool were going to pay that,” Caicedo said. “It’s good, it’s good.”
“Yeah he’s a great player. I think everybody watching [can see] how he plays, he’s a very good player.
“So I’m happy to hear he’s [coming] to the Premier League.”
Speaking of Wirtz…
Today’s Liverpool FC NewsThis Is Anfield have spoken to La Liga commentator Rob Palmer to get the lowdown on rumoured Liverpool target Julian Alvarez:
“I don’t think there are a lot of negatives.
“All of his strengths are his strengths; he’s not lightning quick but he’s quick; he isn’t dominant in the air but he scores a lot of headers, I think I’m right in saying; he shoots and scores with both feet.
“To play for Atletico, you have to be a pressing striker. You go back to the old days and Ian Rush was always Liverpool’s best defender because that’s where the line of defence started, up front, so he’s that kind of player.
“The only negative for me is that his price might be out of the range that they have in the budget.”
Elsewhere in the football world todayOn this day in 2004, Rafa Benitez was named Liverpool’s new manager, replacing the departed Gerard Houllier.
The Spaniard won the Champions League in his first season at Anfield, immediately gaining legendary status, and he came close to Premier League glory in 2008/09.
In the end, Benitez’s time at Liverpool reached a natural conclusion in 2010, following six excellent years there, but he turned the Reds into a genuine European force.
He still spends some time living in the city to this day, remaining a popular figure among supporters.
Meanwhile, on this day in 1967, Jurgen Klopp was born, so Happy Birthday to him!
All Red Video will showcase a brand-new Liverpool FC original docuseries entitled ‘Alisson: My Story’, with a three-part series released this month.
Alisson is the focus of a new in-house docuseries, with the first of three episodes launching on June 20, offering supporters a look behind the scenes with Alisson.
The exclusive docuseries follows the keeper throughout last season’s Premier League winning campaign, with special interviews from his family in Brazil, who share stories of how he started to how he made it to No. 1 for both club and country.
• You can sign up to watch ‘Alisson: My Story’ on All Red Video here
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[embedded content]It also includes interviews with former Liverpool teammate Bobby Firmino, legendary Brazilian goalkeeper Dida, former manager Jurgen Klopp, current head coach Arne Slot and captain Virgil van Dijk.
‘Alisson: My Story’ is available from June 20 to stream exclusively on the new All Red Video which launched in May and replaced LFCTV GO.
‘Alisson: My Story’ episode guide• Episode One – June 20, midday (BST)
Starts with a look at family life at home with the Beckers featuring his wife Natalia and three children – Helena, Matteo and Rafael.
Followed by a trip to Brazil to meet his mum, brother and grandparents who talk about his early life.
• Episode Two – June 23, midday
Begins with a look at his spell at AS Roma which included a trip to Anfield for a Champions League game. It was that night and that experience of the Kop that convinced him to move to Merseyside the following summer.
This episode features Klopp and Van Dijk, with personal stories from his wife Natalia.
• Sign up to watch ‘Alisson: My Story’ on All Red Video here
• Episode Three – June 26, midday
The series concludes with Ali, his family, former coaches and friends, Brazil legends and Liverpool teammates celebrating his Anfield success.
With unheard stories of Madrid, of the party on the parade bus, and of the march to Liverpool’s 2020 league title. Ali opens up, in heartbreaking fashion, about the passing of his father before reliving his West Brom goal.
It finishes with Slot, who talks about the impact Ali had on the 2024/25 season and a look inside the Becker household on the morning of the Tottenham game, just as Ali is preparing to leave and bring home title number 20.
All Red Video is available on web, the All Red Video mobile apps (Apple and Android) and through a selection of TV apps – Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Android TV.
An All Red Full or Video membership is required to watch. Find out more here on how to sign up and get access to all of LFC’s exclusive documentaries, match highlights and interviews.
Liverpool Show Concrete Interest in Southampton’s Tyler Dibling Reds Move for Highly-Rated Midfield Talent Liverpool have entered the race for Southampton’s teenage midfielder Tyler Dibling, according to Caught Offside. The 19-year-old has emerged as one of the Championship’s standout young talents and is now firmly on the radar of several top Premier League and European […]
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