Manchester United's pursuit of Bryan Mbeumo has taken a fresh blow as a result of a domino effect that also includes Liverpool and Newcastle

"Liverpool's model has been to ignore the noise and only buy a player if they truly improve the squad. It's a Moneyball, more analytical approach. "Chief executive Michael Edwards does a brilliant job and he never buys players because of external pressure. He doesn't get jittery when fans call for more signings.

Newcastle's Sweden international is the complete centre-forward and would make a fine squad even more formidable

The Ivy Collection is set to launch a second Liverpool venue with the introduction of The Ivy Asia. The concept will offer an Asian dining experience running alongside the Ivy Brasserie's modern Britain-focused experience.

A new route for Liverpool's Pride march has been revealed. The celebration of LGBTQ+ communities had been cancelled for 2025 amid financial pressures but was saved earlier this month when charity Sahir House stepped in to run the event.

Investment for the FutureLiverpool’s summer transfer window has taken an intriguing twist, with La Gazzetta dello Sport reporting that the Premier League

Arsenal have confirmed the signing of Olivia Smith, with sources telling ESPN that it is a world record fee and the first £1 million transfer in women's football.

Isak wants Liverpool as Ekitike bid rejected, Gyokeres to Arsenal update, Jackson to Man United - Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike are on Liverpool’s radar while Viktor Gyokeres and Noni Madueke are cl