The January transfer window is right around the corner, with Mo Salah's future at Liverpool still dominating the headlines, but Manchester United and Chelsea are now beginning to make noise

Liverpool bundled Harvey Elliott out of the Anfield exit door on transfer deadline day. The club’s main focus was of course on finalising a British-record deal for Alexander Isak. Elliott’s

The Pharaoh is back.This Saturday afternoon, Liverpool hosts Brighton as part of Matchday 16 of the Premier League. Although the match got off to a perfect start with Hugo Ekitike’s lightning goal,

Liverpool made a significant outlay on players in the summer and the priority for next year will be their defence

Mohamed Salah ’s Anfield future remains uncertain despite his appearance for Liverpool in their win over Brighton, with the club still dealing with the fallout from the winger’s explosive post-match interview last week.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot was understandably reluctant to complicate matters further when questioned about Harvey Elliott last week. Asked whether the forgotten Reds player might return to Anfield after struggling for minutes during his loan stint at Aston Villa,

Liverpool currently have no plans to give disgruntled forward Mohamed Salah a big send-off this weekend when the Reds return to action against Brighton in the Premier League. Saturday's match is Salah's final game with Liverpool before he heads off to link up with the Egypt squad for the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.

Mohamed Salah set up a goal in Liverpool's 2-0 win against Brighton on Saturday as he returned to action after an explosive outburst cast doubt over his future at the