Liverpool are sounding RB Leipzig out over an eye-watering €100million (£86.8m) bid for Yan Diomande, talkSPORT understands. However, the German club are believed to be holding out for €120m

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LIVERPOOL have reportedly had an £87million bid for Yan Diomande rejected by RB Leipzig. Meanwhile, Real Madrid are said to be targeting a move for Chelsea superstar Enzo Fernandez. In other news,

According to The Athletic's David Ornstein, Liverpool are in the driving seat to sign RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande in the summer transfer window. PSG are also interested, but Liverpool may have received a boost because they will only make a move if they get an indication from the player that PSG is his choice.

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Michael Owen Backs Iraola to Revive Liverpool Title AmbitionsLiverpool’s decision to appoint Andoni Iraola has sparked plenty of debate, but one former Reds star believes the club may have found

Andoni Iraola arrives at Liverpool along with expectations for high-intensity, high-pressure football.

Liverpool have appointed Andoni Iraola as their new head coach, aiming to revive the club's aggressive, high-pressing style. Iraola, who previously transformed Bournemouth into European qualifiers, arrives with a reputation for intense tactics.

It feels like there’s a wave of negativity across English football at the moment, not merely concerning the soul of the game — an evergreen concern — but more about the quality and style of what we’re watching. This is despite the Premier League ...

Real Madrid product Víctor Muñoz has signed for Liverpool after the English club triggered the €40 million release clause on his deal with Osasuna. In this deal, Madrid will earn approximately €25.5 million in total.