It's all change for Liverpool as Andoni Iraola begins his tenure, leaving Bournemouth for Anfield to replace Arne Slot, just a year after the Reds were crowned Premier League champions.

Following a trophyless campaign, a fifth-placed finish ensured Champions League football, but it left fans with plenty of questions and concerns heading into the 2026/27 season.

A failed transfer window that saw over £400m spent is yet to pay dividends, but if both Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz find their form, the duo may feel like new signings. Confirmed exits of experienced starters and long-term injuries have also combined to make this summer an important one from a recruitment perspective.

Additions have been few and far between thus far, but for a squad that contains remnants from both Jürgen Klopp and Slot's tenures at the club, Iraola will require additions if Liverpool are to be truly reborn in his image.

Ahead of the 2026-27 campaign, GIVEMESPORT brings you every new signing and departure from Anfield.

New Liverpool Signings 2026/27

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Player

Nationality

Previous Club

Fee

Jeremy Jacquet

France

Rennes

£60m

Victor Munoz

Spain

CA Osasuna

£35m

Ifeanyi Ndukwe

Austria

Austria Wien

£2.6m

Ronald Araujo

Uruguay

Barcelona

Loan

Bradley Barcola

France

Paris Saint-Germain

£106m

One deal that was already confirmed before the end of last season was the signing of talented defender Jeremy Jacquet from Rennes for a sizable £60m. Known for his physicality, he is being eyed as a long-term Virgil van Dijk successor and the Reds had to beat out intense competition for his signature.

Also arriving is the versatile attacker Victor Munoz from Osasuna. The 2025/26 campaign was his first full season at senior level as he made 31 starts and netted six goals and two assists. He was part of Spain's World Cup winning squad but failed to earn a minute of action.

Fearsome Uruguay international centre-back Ronald Araujo has arrived on a short-term deal from Barcelona, with the Reds including an option to buy in the loan. "I had no doubts for a second about coming here," Araujo indicated following the announcement of the move.

The Reds bolstered their attacking options with the recruitment of France winger Bradley Barcola, who arrived at Anfield following the agreement of a lucrative £106 million deal with Paris Saint-Germain.

Liverpool Departures 2026/27

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Player

Nationality

New Club

Fee

Ibrahima Konate

France

Real Madrid

Free

Andy Robertson

Scotland

Tottenham

Free

Mohamed Salah

Egypt

Trabzonspor

Free

Rhys Williams

England

N/A

Released

Carter Pinnington

England

West Brom

Undisclosed Fee

Luca Stephenson

England

Bolton

£700,000

Kareem Ahmed

England

N/A

Released

Emmanuel Airoboma

England

N/A

Released

DJ Bernard

England

N/A

Released

James Balagizi

England

N/A

Released

Oakley Cannonier

England

N/A

Released

Josh Davidson

England

N/A

Released

Terence Miles

Wales

N/A

Released

Jacob Poytress

England

N/A

Released

Armin Pecsi

Hungary

TSV Hartberg

Loan

Kyle Kelly

St Kitts & Nevis

Forest Green Rovers

Loan

Tommy Pilling

England

Zemplin Michalovce

Undisclosed

Amara Nallo

England

HJK

Loan

Curtis Jones

England

Inter Milan

£25.7m

Calum Scanlon

England

Cardiff City

Loan

Ifeanyi Ndukwe

Austria

Levante

Loan

Calvin Ramsay

Scotland

St Mirren

Loan

Kieran Morrison

Northern Ireland

Sheffield Wednesday

Loan

Kornel Misciur

Poland

Leek Town

Loan

There has been significant movement in terms of exits for Liverpool this summer, saying goodbye to club legends Andy Robertson and Mohamed Salah following the expiration of their contracts. Across the past decade, both were key cornerstones of their successes and it represents a new dawn for the squad.

However, the shock of losing Ibrahima Konate to Real Madrid will also hurt fans and the squad overall, especially given he started 36 league games and was a key starter in the 2024/25 title winning season. Expect 2025 addition Giovanni Leoni to enter the fray, alongside Jacquet and Joe Gomez to pick up the slack.

Curtis Jones has also departed Anfield for Serie A, joining Italian giants Inter Milan in a £25.7 million move.

Liverpool has also released a number of academy players this summer, including Kareem Ahmed, Emmanuel Airoboma, DJ Bernard, James Balagizi, Oakley Cannonier, Josh Davidson, Terence Miles and Jacob Poytress. Elsewhere, Carter Pinnington has exited to West Brom for an undisclosed fee, while Luca Stephenson has joined Bolton in a £700,000 deal.

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