Liverpool Transfer Finances

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Hugo Ekitike is a Liverpool player

How Liverpool Can Afford Record-Shattering Transfer Spend

Liverpool have been uncharacteristically huge spenders this summer, and there are no signs of the Reds slowing down despite the need to adhere to the array of financial rules.

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How can Liverpool afford Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike?

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Liverpool needs one more expensive transfer after Hugo Ekitike despite $325M summer spend

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What do you expect from Ekitike?

Now that the £69m move has been completed, we want to hear from you again.

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Alexander Isak Seeking Improved Newcastle Contract Amid Liverpool Transfer Rumors

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Frankfurt wish Ekitike well as he takes 'next step' at Liverpool

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Liverpool sign striker Ekitike for initial £69m

The 23-year-old Frenchman has passed a medical and agreed personal terms.

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Liverpool signed the NEW face of adidas

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Liverpool get GREEN light to sign World Cup winner

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Where Liverpool transfer spend is coming from after 'rage' about £300m outlay

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

Liverpool: How Arne Slot's side can afford to sign Wirtz, Isak, Rodrygo and Ekitike in 2025 summer transfer window?

One of the most prominent examples of Fenway Sports Group's self-sustaining model occurred in 2018, when the £146m sale of the Merseysiders' standout player, Philippe Coutinho, funded the transfers of now-captain Virgil van Dijk and shot-stopper Alisson Becker.

Financial Expert: Even After Ekitike, Liverpool Can Still Buy Isak, Rodrygo and Guehi This Summer

Ambition, Clarity and a New EraThis summer, Liverpool have made a statement. A big one. The club’s approach to player trading in 2025 is bold, ambitious and

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Liverpool transfer intrigue grows over missing forward as new multi-year deal announced

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

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The BookKeeper – Exploring Liverpool’s finances, England’s most ...

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 transfer target makes decision on future

Liverpool have been linked to Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton, and the Englishman has reportedly decided on his future. According to reports from The Sun, Wharton is open to staying at Crystal Palace for one more season before moving to Liverpool.