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Liverpool are expected to continue bolstering Arne Slot’s title-winning squad despite bringing in six new players this summer.

The Reds completed a record-breaking acquisition of Florian Wirtz last month to show their intent as they look to retain the league title.

Jeremie Frimpong, Armin Pecsi, Giorgi Marmardashvili, Milos Kerkez, and Freddie Woodman have all moved to Anfield, while Trent Alexander-Arnold and Caoimhin Kelleher have already departed Anfield for Real Madrid and Brentford, respectively.

Vitezslav Jaros has secured a loan move to Ajax, while Jarell Quansah and Nat Phillips have both sealed their transfer to Bayer Leverkusen and West Bromwich Albion permanently.

A new center-forward is likely to be sought after, with Darwin Nunez drawing interest from Napoli.

Liverpool are closing in on Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike and opened talks with the Bundesliga, with the player open to moving to Anfield this summer.

While Liverpool men’s first team are busy signing players, their women’s team are also bolstering their squad for next season.

They earlier confirmed the signing of Kirsty Maclean from Glasgow Rangers.

She became the first signing of the 2025 summer window for the women’s team after completing a medical and signing a contract.

Liverpool FC Women have now announced the signing of German goalkeeper Rafaela Borggrafe.

The 25-year-old joins the Reds on a free transfer after leaving SC Freiburg, where she spent more than a decade.

Borggrafe started 19 of her side’s 22 top-flight matches last season as they finished the season in fifth.

She links up with Rachael Laws and Faye Kirby in the club’s senior goalkeeping ranks ahead of the new season starting in September.

“This means a lot,” she told Liverpoolfc.com.

“This is a big club with a big history and I want to be part of that – we never walk alone?

I want to have fun playing football and [I] am so happy to now be a part of the Liverpool family.

“I spent 12 years with Freiburg but I think this is the best step for me, to come to Liverpool.

“I’m happy – and a little bit sad to leave friends – but I want to get better and I think this is the best place for me to be here to work hard, get better and make the next big steps for my career.”

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