Liverpool have begun their summer transfer business under new manager Andoni Iraola, with two significant signings and a host of departures already confirmed. The club spent a record £448m last summer but finished fifth in the Premier League, leading to Arne Slot's dismissal and Iraola's appointment from Bournemouth.
New arrivals at Anfield
Jeremy Jacquet has completed his £60m move from Rennes, though he is recovering from a shoulder injury that ended his final Ligue 1 season early. The deal was agreed in January. Victor Munoz has joined from Osasuna for £34.5m and is currently on international duty with Spain at the World Cup.
Iraola is expected to receive further funds to strengthen the squad, with more transfers anticipated after the World Cup concludes.
Major exits confirmed
Three high-profile players left at the end of their contracts: Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson, and Ibrahima Konate. Robertson has joined Tottenham Hotspur, while Konate has moved to Real Madrid. Salah's next club remains undecided as he focuses on the World Cup with Egypt.
Several other players have departed, including academy graduates and fringe squad members. Luca Stephenson moved to Bolton Wanderers for £700,000, and Carter Pinnington joined West Brom on a free transfer.
Full list of Liverpool ins and outs
Ins:
- Jeremy Jacquet – £60m from Rennes
- Victor Munoz – £34.5m from Osasuna
Outs:
- Mohamed Salah – End of contract
- Andy Robertson – End of contract (joined Tottenham Hotspur)
- Ibrahima Konate – End of contract (joined Real Madrid)
- Luca Stephenson – £700,000 to Bolton Wanderers
- Carter Pinnington – Free transfer to West Brom
- Rhys Williams – End of contract
- Josh Davidson – End of contract
- Terence Miles – End of contract
- Emmanuel Airoboma – End of contract
- DJ Bernard – End of contract
- Jacob Poytress – End of contract
- James Balagizi – End of contract
- Kareem Ahmed – End of contract
- Oakley Cannonier – End of contract
The futures of several other players remain uncertain ahead of a busy transfer window. Iraola will aim to rebuild the squad to challenge for the Premier League title after a disappointing fifth-place finish.
