Liverpool Transfer History – All Liverpool FC Latest Transfer News Of 2024/25 And Seasons Prior
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Liverpool are one of those clubs who will always be in the heat of things. Last season they won the Premier League title and so the expectation was big that this summer they will spend a lot. They ended up not doing that and hence the Reds fans’ were naturally disappointed. However, they did get some notable signings onboard, like Kostas Tsimikas, Diogo Jota, Thiago and Takumi Minamino. Tsimikas and Minamo are already showing good signs, with the newest signings Diogo Jota and Thiago still yet to make an impression.
They have made impressive signings this season and have managed to involve the likes of Darwin Núñez and Luiz Diaz.
Liverpool Latest Signings – 2024/25
Here, we look at Liverpool latest signings of summer 2024. We all know, how much Liverpool are in need of improvements after a mixed season last year. The Reds’ form has been top-notch this season but the squad is still struggling with crucial injuries. This is why we need to assess Liverpool’s latest signings and if they will help the team move forward.
Transfer IN:
Players | Age | From Club | Transfer Fee |
Giorgi Mamardashvili | 23 | Valencia | €30.00m |
Federico Chiesa | 26 | Juventus | €12.00m |
Vitezslav Jaros | 22 | Liverpool U21 | – |
Transfer OUT:
Players | Age | To Club | Transfer Fee |
Sepp van den Berg | 22 | Brentford | €23.60m |
Fábio Carvalho | 21 | Brentford | €23.40m |
Adrián | 37 | Real Betis | free transfer |
Giorgi Mamardashvili | 23 | Valencia | loan transfer |
Stefan Bajcetic | 19 | RB Salzburg | loan transfer |
Ben Doak | 18 | Middlesbrough | loan transfer |
Calvin Ramsay | 20 | Wigan | loan transfer |
Nat Phillips | 27 | Derby | loan transfer |
Rhys Williams | 23 | Morecambe FC | loan transfer |
Marcelo Pitaluga | 21 | Livingston FC | loan transfer |
Thiago Alcántara | 33 | Retired | – |
Joel Matip | 32 | Without Club | – |
Liverpool Latest Signings – Summer 2022/23
Transfer IN:
Players | Age | From Club | Transfer Fee |
Darwin Núñez | 23 | Benfica | £67.50m |
Cody Gakpo | 23 | PSV Eindhoven | £42.00m |
Calvin Ramsay | 18 | Aberdeen FC | £4.40m |
Fábio Carvalho | 19 | Fulham | £5.31m |
Arthur Melo | 26 | Juventus | Loan fee: £4.05m |
Transfer OUT:
Players | Age | To Club | Transfer Fee |
Sadio Mané | 30 | Bayern Munich | £28.80m |
Neco Williams | 21 | Nottm Forest | £18.00m |
Takumi Minamino | 27 | Monaco | £13.50m |
Marko Grujic | 26 | FC Porto | £8.10m |
Ben Davies | 26 | Rangers | – |
Divock Origi | 27 | AC Milan | free transfer |
Sheyi Ojo | 25 | Without Club | free transfer |
Ben Woodburn | 22 | Preston | free transfer |
Rhys Williams | 21 | Blackpool | loan transfer |
Sepp van den Berg | 20 | FC Schalke 04 | loan transfer |
Loris Karius | 29 | Without Club | – |
Liverpool Latest Signings – Summer 2020/21
Diogo Jota
The forward player was signed from Wolverhampton Wanderers –
Did he play for a big club before? Yes, the answer is he was in for Atletico Madrid. Diogo Jota had signed a long-term contract when Atletico Madrid came calling, and the draw of the Spanish capital was in his sights. On 14 March 2016, he signed a long-term deal for Atletico, from 1 July that year. Be that as it may, he was never to show up in the red and white stripes before long getting back to his own nation with a year-long advance arrangement to FC Porto being concurred in August 2016.
What about playing at home? He played for Porto, the rivals of Benfica, the club his family supports. Diego Jota got his first goals for FC Porto scoring a first half hat-trick in a 4-0 win over C.D Nacional. In July 2017, Jota was moving once more. One more year long credit bargain, this opportunity to Wolverhampton Wanderers in the English Championship, scoring his first objective for Wolves in August in a 3-2 away win over Hull City. It didn’t take long for Wolves to see his quality and hope to make the loan move permanent.
This occurred in the January 2018 transfer window, with the credit proceeding until the late spring window, and the lasting arrangement beginning in July, for a detailed €14 million. Diogo scored a career-best 17 goals that season, causing Wolves promotion to the English Premier League.
Finally he has come to Liverpool now where he has made big changes to his career and has gotten firing straight away by scoring and assisting on 10 different occasions in 13 games for the club. He is, however, out now because he is injured.
Transfer IN:
Players | Age | From Club | Transfer Fee |
Diogo Jota | 23 | Wolves | €44.70m |
Left Winger | Premier League | ||
Thiago | 29 | Bayern Munich | €22.00m |
Central Midfield | Bundesliga | ||
Konstantinos Tsimikas | 24 | Olympiacos | €13.00m |
Left-Back | Super League 1 |
Transfer OUT:
Players | Age | To Club | Transfer Fee |
Rhian Brewster | 20 | Sheff Utd | €26.00m |
Centre-Forward | Premier League | ||
Dejan Lovren | 31 | Zenit S-Pb | €12.00m |
Centre-Back | Premier Liga | ||
Ovie Ejaria | 22 | Reading | €3.90m |
Left Winger | Championship | ||
Adam Lallana | 32 | Brighton | Free transfer |
Attacking Midfield | Premier League |
Liverpool Latest Signings – January 2020
Transfer IN:
Takumi Minamino – €10 Million from Red Bull Salzburg
Nathaniel Phillips – Loan recall from Stuttgart
Transfer OUT:
Rhian Brewster – Loaned out to Swansea City
Liverpool Latest Signings – Summer 2019/20
Transfer IN:
Sepp Van Der Berg – €1.90 Million from PEC Zwolle
Harvey Ellliott – Undisclosed transfer fee from Fulham FC
Sheyi Ojo –Â Back from loan on Rangers
Transfer OUT:Â
Danny Ings – €22.20 Million to Southampton
Marko Grujic – €2.00 Million to Hertha BSC on loan
Alberto Moreno – Free transfer to Villareal
Daniel Sturridge –Â Released as free agent
Connor Randall – Released as free agent
Adam Bogdan – Released as free agent
Sheyi Ojo – Rangers (Re-Loaned)
NET In: €1.90 Million + Harvey Elliott fee
NET Out: €24.20 Million
A successful window but not a hit window. Liverpool made profits from their sales but add on top of that the Champions League money and people expected the Reds to clash. It seems they are still very heavily dependent on Virgil Van Dijk defensively and with Lovren growing old and Matip still not rock solid, Klopp couldve bought someone in defence. On top off that, there three front men are dangerous but the backups are certainly not as good as teams like Real Madrid or Manchester City who can call on Sane, Mahrez and Bale from the bench.
Finally, before we go off mouthing Liverpool for a not so decent transfer window, we must remember unlike Manchester City, Anfield people do not get oil money every summer. Hence, they also must balance the books and so have done well to keep together a strong squad, sign players who can improve them and at the same time stay on the right side of the books.
Liverpool Latest Signings Of 2018/19
Transfer IN:
Alisson Becker – €62.50 Million from AS Roma
Naby Keita – €60.00 Million from RB Leipzig
Fabinho – €45.00 Million from AS Monaco
Xherdan Shaqiri – €14.70 Million from Stoke City
Ovie Ejaria – Back from loan at Reading
Transfer OUT:
Dominic Solanke – €21.20 Million to AFC Bournemouth
Danny Ward – €14.00 Million to Leicester City
Loris Karius – €2.50 Million to Besiktas on loan
Ragnar Klavan – €1.30 Million to Cagliari Calcio on loan
Harry Wilson – €1.10 Million to Derby County on loan
Marko Grujic – €1.00 Million to Hertha BSC on loan
Jon Flanagan – Free transfer to Rangers
Sheyi Ojo – Free loan to Reims
Lazar Markovic – Free transfer to Fulham
Emre Can – Free transfer to Juventus
Danny Ings – Free loan to Southampton
Nathaniel Clyne – Free loan to AFC Bournemouth
Ben Woodburn – Free loan to Sheffield United
Net IN: €182.20 Million
Net OUT: €41.10 Million
Hence we can see here after analyzing the the last few seasons under Klopp, Liverpool have a net spend of €92.70 Million plus the fee they paid for Harvey Elliott.
In this span of money, Klopp has managed to overhaul an ageing slow squad and replace it with smart, energetic and dynamic players who have already won a Champions League and are on course to win much more!
Liverpool 10 most expensive transfers of all time
(We will also try to judge whether they have been a hit or a flop)
10. Andy Carroll – £36.90 from Newcastle on 31 January 2011
VERDICT – FLOP
9. Roberto Firmino – £36.90 Million from Hoffenheim in July, 2015
VERDICT – HIT
8. Sadio Mane – £37.08 Million from Southampton in June, 2016
VERDICT – HIT
7. Mohamed Salah – £37.80m from AS Roma in 2018
VERDICT – BLOCKBUSTER HIT
6. Diogo Jota – £40.23m from Wolves in Summer 2020
VERDICT – YET TO BE DECIDED
VERDICT – FLOP
5. Fabinho – £40.50 Million from AS Monaco in July, 2018
VERDICT – SEMI-HIT
4. Christian Benteke – £32.50 Million from Aston Villa in July, 2015
VERDICT – FLOP
3. Naby Keita – £54.00 Million from RB Leipzig in July, 2018
VERDICT – SO-SO
2. Alisson Becker – £56.25m Million from AS Roma in July, 2018
VERDICT – HIT
1. VIRGIL VAN DIJK – £76.19 Million from Southampton in January, 2018
VERDICT – Currently best defender in the world!
Hence, once analyzed we see that Liverpool have generally done brilliantly well in the market and their scouting and transfer team must be congratulated alongside the manager for putting the club where they are now. It is not easy to do well in the inflated transfer market these days, especially now during the pandemic! Kudos Liverpool. Watch & Bet Football Here =>
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- Liverpool Champions League results
- Liverpool Champions League Top Scorers
- Liverpool FC latest transfer news 2024
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