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NEW: Liverpool have a “serious interest” in Michael Olise, and Bayern will let him go for the right price!
Liverpool are reportedly interested in Olise. He’s often mentioned as a potential long-term replacement for Mohamed Salah — especially since Salah’s contract runs until 2027.
Some outlets claim he could definitely be an option for Liverpool next summer.
There are rumours that Liverpool might be willing to pay big: Bayern Munich is allegedly demanding around £100 million if they were to sell.
🛑 What’s making it tricky now
Bayern Munich seem determined to keep him. They are reportedly looking to extend his contract beyond 2029, which suggests they don’t want him to leave soon.
The asking price is very high — making the transfer challenging even for a rich club like Liverpool.
There are conflicting reports about whether there’s a release clause, or when it becomes active — which creates uncertainty.
📅 What might realistically happen
The most likely scenario seems to be a move in 2026 or later, not in the immediate transfer window. Some reports suggest a clause or opportunity to negotiate becomes active around then.
If Liverpool do go for Olise, they’d probably need to pay a huge fee (~£100m+) — so it would be a major investment, likely as a planned successor to Salah rather than a quick fix.
🔮 My take: Will it happen?
It’s possible but not guaranteed. Olise fits what Liverpool need long-term, and there is serious interest — but Bayern seem reluctant to sell, and the price + timing (contract, clause, etc.) complicate things. If I were to bet: there’s a moderate chance we see him at Anfield in 2026–2027, especially if Salah moves on or if Liverpool really prioritize a long-term right-wing option.
If you like — I can list 3–5 other players Liverpool could realistically sign instead of Olise (right-wing / attacking midfield), just to show the alternatives. Do you want me to build that list for you now?
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HOW ARE LIVERPOOL NOT WINNING THIS GAME…. Florian Wirtz’s shot is tame and Guehi blocks it out for a corner kick
HOW are Liverpool not ahead here?! 😤
That moment summed it all up.
The Wirtz chance – what actually went wrong
Florian Wirtz did everything right up to the final action. The space opened on the edge of the box, Liverpool moved the ball quickly, and the shooting lane was there. But the finish? Way too tame.
Instead of whipping it across the keeper or drilling it low into the corner, Wirtz opts for placement without power. At this level, that’s basically an invitation for defenders to recover.
Credit where it’s due: Guehi 👏
Marc Guehi reads it early.
He doesn’t dive in
He holds his line
He closes the angle
By the time Wirtz shoots, Guehi is already set, making himself big and getting the block in. It’s excellent defending, but it only becomes possible because the shot lacks conviction.
The bigger Liverpool problem
This isn’t an isolated incident — it’s a pattern in the game:
Dominance without ruthlessness
Good build-up, poor end product
Too many extra touches in the box
Liverpool are getting into the right areas but playing like a team waiting for the perfect goal instead of forcing the issue.
Why Liverpool aren’t winning (yet)
No killer instinct in front of goal
Shots either blocked or too close to defenders
Final decisions a half-second late
Opposition defenders growing in confidence with every missed chance
Corner kick or not, that should’ve tested the keeper far more.
If this keeps up, it’s the kind of game where Liverpool dominate the stats… and still drop points. One moment of real quality — or one defensive mistake — is all that’s missing.
Football can be cruel like that. 😬⚽
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The contract and paperwork are already in place for Liverpool to welcome back Jarell Quansah, who left Merseyside to join Bayer Leverkusen last summer, to help fill out the Reds’ thin defensive ranks
Yes — that claim lines up with multiple transfer-news reports: Liverpool could re-sign 23-year-old England centre-back Jarell Quansah from Bayer Leverkusen in future, thanks to a buy-back clause in the deal that sent him to Germany — but not immediately next season.
🔁 What’s Happening with Quansah and Liverpool
Quansah moved from Liverpool to Bayer Leverkusen in the summer of 2025 for a reported fee around £30m-£35m (plus add-ons), joining the Bundesliga side on a long-term contract.
As part of that transfer, Liverpool inserted a buy-back clause allowing the club to re-sign him in the future for a pre-agreed fee.
footballtransfers.com
However, the clause cannot be activated until the summer of 2027 at the earliest.
TEAM
Reports suggest the buy-back figure could be around £50m-£60m (with potential add-ons increasing the fee), although exact numbers vary across sources.
Sports Mole +1
There are also indications Liverpool have pre-agreed personal terms with Quansah should they trigger the buy-back, smoothing the path for a return.
TEAMtalk
🧠 Context for the Move
Quansah was a Liverpool academy graduate and made senior appearances before leaving, but opted for more first-team football in Germany.
Football Today
With his development in the Bundesliga and Liverpool’s evolving defensive needs, the idea of bringing him back — especially given future departures or ageing defenders — is being discussed in transfer circles.
TEAMtalk
Bottom line: the Football Insider claim that Liverpool could re-sign Quansah later isn’t unfounded — there is a buy-back clause — but any switch is realistically targeted for 2027 or beyond, not next summer.
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Donnarumma’s 𝑰𝑵𝑪𝑹𝑬𝑫𝑰𝑩𝑳𝑬 save 97th minute… pure madness at Anfield Manchester City were leading 2–1 when Liverpool threw everyone forward in one last attack. A thunderous strike from Mac Allister looked destined for the net… but Donnarumma pulled off a massive, unbelievable save that left the entire stadium in shock
PURE ANFIELD MADNESS 😱🔥
97th minute. City clinging to a 2–1 lead. Liverpool throw everyone forward. The crowd is bouncing, the tension is unbearable…
Mac Allister absolutely thunders one towards goal — it’s heading in, no doubt abo
FULL HD VIDEO🎥 👇👇👇
ut it.
Then BOOM 💥
GIANLUIGI DONNARUMMA pulls out a save from another universe 🤯
Reflexes. Reach. Nerves of steel.
Anfield frozen. Liverpool stunned. City survive.
One of those saves that changes the whole story of the match.
Goalkeeper moments don’t get crazier than this 🤣🧤🔥
Football, bloody hell.
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