Snak

Jeg forstår ikke hvordan vi kan ses som favoritter til ligaen, når vi kun vandt mesterskabet pga. Arsenals skader og dommerkendelser samt Manchester Citys deroute

Og ikke at forglemme at det jo er meget nemmere at vinde et mesterskab, med en trup hvor der ikke var skiftet det store i forhold til sæsonen før.

Så med de nyindkøb vi har lavet, så må målet være en Top10!
United er jo også tilbage i titelræset, når de har hentet Cunha....

Nico Williams and Barça have agreed personal terms on 6 year deal!

Agreement sealed on player’s contract until June 2031 with the salary in the region of €7/8m net per season.

Barça are currently working on financial terms to get deal done with Athletic.

Fra Romano

Så behøver vi da ikke længere bekymre os om Lucho skulle den vej. SA kan selvfølgelig stadigvæk ske.

Så skulle Wirtz ankomme til Liverpool i aften - what a time to be alive🤗

Så behøver vi da ikke længere bekymre os om Lucho skulle den vej. SA kan selvfølgelig stadigvæk ske.

Sandt - det eneste jeg undrer mig over er, hvor alle pengene skal komme fra, hvis (og det er et stort hvis) klubben også lurer på Isak.

Jeg ved godt, at det står skrevet tidligere, at der skulle være penge til det her, men det er meget atypisk, at der brændes så store summer af.

Der må være en eller anden forhåbning/tro/plan om, at klubben kan afskibe "overskydende" spillere til særdeles fornuftig mønt og her er Diaz da en af dem.

Dem der følger klubbens økonomi, mener at pengene til købene af Wirtz - Frimpong og Kerkez er uden man er afhængige af salg for at finansiere det. Man har jo osse set et skifte med de her frikøbsklausuler ift tidligere. Frimpong er over 3 rater og det samme har man set i Cunha’s frikøbsklausul. Mon ikke osse klubben har fået nogle rimelige vilkår i Wirtz handlen, når det er så voldsomt mange penge. Resten hvad man kommer til at gøre, forventer jeg da skal finansieres via salg og muligvis noget af det man allerede har gjort.

Tak YNWA! :)

RECORD REVENUES FUEL NEW AMBITIONS
The 2024-25 season was a success on and off the pitch. A title-winning campaign combined with a return to the Champions League has pushed our turnover to around £700 million. Some estimates put it a little higher. Regardless, it breaks all previous club records. Very few clubs in world football operate at this financial level. And projections for the 2025-26 season suggest revenues could reach £750 million.
When your income looks like that, it opens the door for major moves in the market. But income alone does not explain everything. What matters just as much is what you owe. This is where FSG’s cautious spending over previous years has now paid off.


LOW TRANSFER DEBT CREATES ROOM TO SPEND
While clubs like Arsenal, Spurs and Manchester City are carrying huge levels of transfer debt, Liverpool finished the 2023 to 2024 financial year with £127 million. That sounds like a large number until you look closer. Around £100 million of that has already been paid off, leaving only £25 to £30 million outstanding. Compared to the hundreds of millions owed by our rivals, this is a very manageable figure.
It means Liverpool now have room to make big moves. Even with one of the Premier League’s highest wage bills, which reached around £400 million last season, the club’s financial position remains strong. Profit and Sustainability Rules are not a problem either. In fact, Liverpool recorded a healthy profit last season and are on track to do so again. That gives the club the financial security to act boldly.


SMARTER, NOT RISKIER BUSINESS
What is important to stress is that this is not reckless spending. It is measured, smart and structured. The recent deals for Jeremie Frimpong, Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez are all based on phased payments. That keeps the financial burden spread over several years, while still allowing the club to strengthen significantly now.
If the squad is built correctly this summer, Liverpool might only need to bring in one or two players in the next two windows. That is the plan. Get the heavy lifting done now, with players in the right age profile, and set the club up for long-term success.


FSG FINALLY ACT LIKE A SUPERPOWER
For too long, Liverpool lost out on top targets because we were slow to move or refused to meet asking prices. The result? Our rivals strengthened while we hesitated. That seems to be changing. There is now a clear intent and ambition in how Liverpool are conducting themselves. The club is finally acting like the financial powerhouse it is.

We are not just talking about big numbers. We are talking about the message it sends. If Liverpool land Isak, it tells the football world that this club is not just back, but back with a purpose. This is a club with vision, resources and belief. And now, at last, it is putting those pieces together.

Kilde : Mo Chatra

Dejligt med en masse optimisme. Det pisser åbenbart de blåt elskende pile-fanatikkere en smule af.

Pile-fanatikere, hvad er det?

Mit gæt havde været pileflet ala noget i denne stil:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhUU9gFeZDg