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Liverpool news: Bargain World Cup hero eyed as path opens to £80m Andoni Iraola transfer reunion:Liverpool have reportedly entered the race for Barcelona's Ferran Torres, who is in the final year of his contract. The Reds could challenge PSG for the winger, valued around £40-50m, as they seek a right-sided attacker.

Kevin Keegan dies aged 75, double Ballon d’Or winner:Former England star and manager Kevin Keegan has died at 75. A Liverpool legend and Ballon d'Or winner, he later famously managed Newcastle United. His family confirmed his passing after a cancer diagnosis.

Liverpool receive offer for minority stake from consortium led by Amit Bhatia which could take Reds' value past £4.5BILLION - with businessman quitting role as QPR co-owner:A consortium led by Amit Bhatia is in talks to buy a minority stake in Liverpool, potentially valuing the club over £4.5 billion. FSG confirmed the interest, but no deal is finalized.

Alexis Mac Allister responds to foreign fans celebrating Argentina's loss:Liverpool's Alexis Mac Allister issued an emotional social media post responding to critics after Argentina's 2026 World Cup final loss to Spain, thanking fans and emphasizing team unity.

Former Liverpool star slams the treatment of Arne Slot:Paul Ince criticises the personal abuse aimed at former Liverpool manager Arne Slot, who was sacked after a poor season where the team finished fifth.

Leeds United’s 11 exits, two major arrivals and a key unresolved issue:Leeds United have confirmed 11 departures, including Struijk (£18m to Brighton) and Meslier (free to Arsenal), and two new signings. Daniel Farke is preparing the reshaped squad for their Premier League opener at Nottingham Forest on August 22.

Liverpool owner FSG in talks to sell minority stake to former QPR co-owner Amit Bhatia:British-Indian millionaire Amit Bhatia's consortium is in early talks for a minority investment in Liverpool. FSG confirmed the approach. Bhatia recently left QPR after 18 years.

Leeds United’s 11 departures, two arrivals and the big question mark:Leeds United have seen 11 departures and two arrivals this summer, including sales of Struijk and Schmidt. The reshaped squad heads to the US for friendlies before their Premier League opener at Nottingham Forest.

Liverpool receive major boost in pursuit of Premier League midfielder:Alex Scott rejected a new Bournemouth contract, intensifying transfer interest from Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United. Liverpool's interest is complicated by their specific need for a defensive midfielder.

REDS SALE TALKS: FSG confirm discussions with consortium led by ex-QPR chief Amit Bhatia into sale of minority stake in Anfield giants:A consortium led by Amit Bhatia, backed by the Mittal family, is in talks to acquire a significant minority stake in Liverpool. Discussions are preliminary, comparable to the 2023 Dynasty Equity deal.

FSG confirm Liverpool sale talks as billionaire family eyes deal after resignation:A consortium led by Amit Bhatia, backed by the Mittal family, is in talks to acquire a significant minority stake in Liverpool FC. Discussions are preliminary, comparable to the 2023 Dynasty Equity deal.

The teenage sweetheart who was Kevin Keegan's rock right until his last moments: Football legend met his wife of 51 years Jean on the waltzers at a Doncaster fair - but modest star told her a white lie:Liverpool, Newcastle, and England icon Kevin Keegan has died at 75 after a short illness. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Jean, and their two daughters.

Manchester United contact Manu Kone's agent as Arsenal and Liverpool make enquiries:Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United are all pursuing AS Roma midfielder Manu Kone, with a reported €60 million price tag. The French international is open to a Premier League move.

Exclusive: ‘Bang out of order’ – Paul Ince slams treatment of Arne Slot before Liverpool sacking:Paul Ince criticizes the harsh treatment of Arne Slot before his Liverpool sacking, defending the manager who won the Premier League in his first season but was dismissed after a poor second campaign.

The top free agents still available for clubs to sign:Several high-profile players are available as free agents, including Dušan Vlahović, Mohamed Salah, and Jadon Sancho. Clubs can sign them without transfer fees, though wages and fitness are considerations.