Liverpool and Chelsea are carrying the brunt of the load, with the Blues the league’s highest spenders before an agreement is ...

Liverpool have spent a record amount of money this summer - but how has it been funded and what could happen next?

The Reds have not been frugal this window and have equipped Arne Slot with a squad capable of defending its Premier League ...

Day one of Paul Gorst's daily diary from Hong Kong as Premier League champions Liverpool gear up for a friendly with AC Milan ...

Guehi Move Gains Momentum as Liverpool Back Slot’s VisionSlot seeks full depth across key positionsLiverpool’s transfer ...

It’s getting increasingly difficult to keep up with Liverpool’s summer transfer business. The club are not content with ...

Manchester United have completed the signing of Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford as Marcus Rashford's exit nears whilst Arsenal ...

One of the most prominent examples of Fenway Sports Group's self-sustaining model occurred in 2018, when the £146m sale of ...

Liverpool have reached a full agreement with Eintracht Frankfurt to sign Hugo Ekitike in a deal worth £79m; Reds will pay a ...

Manchester City are being outspent by their nearest rivals this summer and it is changing the narrative ahead of the new ...

Liverpool’s transfer spending in recent years has been lower than their main domestic rivals, with a £562m gross spend on players in the last five seasons, and a £376.3m net spend in the same ...

Liverpool’s strong club co-efficient ranking, with only Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Chelsea higher, will also see them enjoying greater financial benefits given the structure of earnings.