As Liverpool are booed off following a goalless draw against Leeds, it was hardly the start to the New Year that Arne Slot's side would have wanted.

Arne Slot Under Pressure as Liverpool Frustrated by Leeds United StalemateLiverpool’s goalless draw at Anfield against newly promoted Leeds United raises more questions than it answers, especially

Liverpool are reportedly close to signing a very highly-rated centre-back in a surprise development, and it’s NOT Marc Guehi, while Real Madrid have decided against a big-money move for an Anfield favourite.

Liverpool have confirmed their first deal of the January transfer window. They've allowed youngster James Norris to leave the club on a permanent basis, joining Irish side Shelbourne. He spent the majority of 2025 at the club in a successful loan spell and has now signed a permanent contract.

Club legend Mohamed Salah also threatened to ruin his legacy with an explosive post-game interview in early December in which he claimed Liverpool had “thrown him under a bus” after he was dropped to the bench following a miserable run of form for the defending champions.

The January transfer window has opened and the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United are considering their next moves whilst Manchester City are set to sign Antoine Semenyo in the first ma

Born in Liverpool and raised through the academy since Under-9 level, Norris impressed at youth level for the Reds and was handed his first-team debut in the infamous 5–0 defeat to Aston Villa in the 2018–19 Carabao Cup quarter-final, coming off the bench for a youthful Reds side deputing for the seniors while they were away at the Club World Cup.

His time in Dublin is widely viewed as a positive step in his career, both by Liverpool staff and by the Irish champions, who were impressed by his consistency, adaptability and professionalism across the campaign.

Liverpool began 2026 by hosting Leeds, but many have been left curious by the 'Operation Anfield' exercise which was announced during the game at Anfield

Now, a report from a British newspaper claims Liverpool are ‘set to sign’ Ordonez in a deal worth around £43m after Chelsea opted to end their interest. The report claims: ‘Liverpool are set to seal a deal worth up to £43million for Club Brugge defender Joel Ordonez in the next couple of days.