One for the AgesLiverpool’s Transfer Window Marks a New EraThe dust has finally settled on a transfer window that will be spoken about for years to come. James

Arsenal were criticised for their performance in the loss against Liverpool before the international break, but they brushed off that disappointment to dominate against Nottingham Forest. In response, Mikel Arteta named an attacking side with Eberechi Eze and Noni Madueke either side of striker Viktor Gyokeres.

Gravenberch was a standout performer during Liverpool’s Premier League title-winning campaign in 2024–25, adapting to life as a number six despite being more naturally suited to playing further forward. His ball retention under pressure has impressed, though there have been concerns about consistency and progression into attacking areas.

Florian Wirtz Still Searching for Rhythm at LiverpoolLiverpool’s signing Florian Wirtz continues to dominate discussion among supporters and pundits alike, and his name was front and centre again

Liverpool hold a buy-back clause, giving the English champions the ability to re-sign Scotland winger Ben Gannon-Doak for a set price, after the 19-year-old's £20m sale, plus a further £5m in add-ons,

Twice, Liverpool shattered their transfer record with the £116million signing of Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, followed by a £125m deal for Alexander Isak from Newcastle United after an acrimonious summer-long saga. Liverpool’s revamped attack also included the £79m arrival of Eintracht Frankfurt’s Hugo Ekitike.

Marc Guehi saw a deadline day move to Liverpool collapse after Crystal Palace pulled the plug on a deal to sell the defender to the Premier League champions