Rio Ngumoha included but big name left out as Liverpool confirm Champions League squad
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The 2025-26 Liverpool Champions League squad features a mix of experienced stars and promising new signings under the management of Arne Slot. The team competes in its 134th season and 64th consecutive top-flight season. Goalkeeper Alisson remains a key figure, alongside young talents like Giorgi Mamardashvili and Freddie Woodman, solidifying Liverpool's options in goal.
In defense, Liverpool integrated new talent such as Leoni, a center-back from Parma, who joined in August 2025. Defenders like Rhys Williams continue to provide stability at the back. The squad depth allows tactical flexibility across the defensive line.
The midfield boasts a blend of youth and experience, with Florian Wirtz, aged 22, being one of the key midfielders, valued at €140 million, indicating his importance to the squad. Other midfield contributors include Cody Gakpo, who also plays as a forward, broadening Liverpool's attacking options. Hugo Ekitike, a forward signed from Frankfurt, brings fresh talent to the attacking line.
Attackers such as Mohamed Salah (33 years old, €50 million market value) continue to be significant for Liverpool’s forward thrust, alongside Luis Díaz and Darwin Núñez. The blend of seasoned internationals and rising stars aims to ensure Liverpool remains competitive in the Champions League.
Overall, Liverpool’s squad exhibits a strategic balance of youth and experience, with a market value exceeding €1.15 billion and an average squad age around 25.4 years. The team has actively reinforced key positions since July and August 2025, positioning itself strongly for the rigors of Champions League competition and domestic challenges.
The squad’s diverse composition and recent signings showcase Liverpool’s ambition to reclaim European glory, relying on tactical versatility and depth across all positions.
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