Liverpool Football Club’s landmark summer spending may appear uncharacteristically extravagant, but CEO Billy Hogan has firmly reiterated the club’s long-standing principles: sustainability, strategic investment and global growth.

Bayern Munich have only ever exceeded the £80m mark once in their history when they splashed out £100m on Harry Kane.He was 30-years-old when he moved to the Allianz Arena but in an ideal world Bayern would prefer not to spend upwards of £80m on Diaz when he turns 29 in January.

The very latest Liverpool FC transfer news and rumours as the Reds continue their pursuit for Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak.

Virgil van Dijk has revealed how he played a part in Florian Wirtz’s club record move to Anfield as he told him: “Liverpool is the place to be.” The Germany international joined the Premier League champions from Bayer Leverkusen last month for a fee which could rise to £116 million ($156m).

In a recent report, Galicia Press mentioned that Liverpool have identified Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa as a target. It has been stated that the Reds are eyeing a move to bring the English talent

Liverpool have already beaten two Championship sides in pre-season but bigger games are can be viewed as opportunities.

Liverpool have spent more than £250m in the 2025-26 summer transfer window, with big money spent on Hugo Ekitike and Florian Wirtz

Hogan believes the show of ambition this transfer window underlines the desire of FSG to ensure Liverpool build on last season's title win

After defeating Manchester United at home at Anfield, securing their first ever victory at the club's main ground, Liverpool will hope to put up the same fight against Manchester United in both their home game at St Helens Stadium on the 28th September and in the away fixture at Leigh Sports Village on the 1st February.