Liverpool have no shortage of players at the moment but not all of them will be here in a month.There are some that need to move away for their own benefit since there isn't room in the squad for

West Ham are lining up two Liverpool stars to bolster Graham Potter's squad as they look to replace the departed Mohammed Kudus.

More signings are expected, and one reported target is Liverpool star Harvey Elliott, who is likely to be on the lookout for more regular football heading into the new season. Reports have claimed Elliott will be available for £40million with a buy-back clause or £50million without one, and that may require the Hammers to make a sale first.

Premier League Interest In Two Young LFC StarsOn a recent Transfer Show podcast, Dave Davis and Trev Downey returned from holidays to an explosive Liverpool transfer window. Podcast listeners were

Declan Rice and Anton Ferdinand have reacted to West Ham academy star Preston Fearon after he made his first-team debut.

Manchester United disappointed their fans again in the 2024/25 season. Finishing 15th in the Premier League, losing to Tottenham in the Europa League final, and spending the next season without any European competition – all of this was bittersweet for a historic club.

And Elliott, who has linked back up with Liverpool’s squad for their pre-season tour to Hong Kong and Japan, has suggested he needs to secure more playing time in order to be in contention for a place in England’s World Cup squad next year.

WEST HAM will target a midfielder after agreeing a three-year deal with Kyle Walker-Peters. The Hammers hijacked Besiktas’ deal to sign the 28-year-old, with the Turkish club having

Talking of striker, Arsenal finally have their main target in Viktor Gyokeres after negotiations over his £64million fee were finally settled with Sporting. Gyokeres will undergo his medical today before signing a five-year contract.

Ruben Amorim hailed summer signing Matheus Cunha and four other Manchester United players after the pre-season friendly win over West Ham. Bruno Fernandes scored twice as United beat West Ham 2-1 at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Saturday night.

Liverpool are reportedly making it 'tough' for a Premier League rival to land a 'double swoop' for two of their stars, as the price they have set is 'way too high'.