Something really special is happening at Liverpool - a significant change has taken place

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Liverpool head coach Arne Slot.(Image: Stu Forster/Getty Images)

Liverpool enjoyed an eventful weekend ahead of the international break, with the Reds making it nine points out of nine to start the Premier League season with a victory over Arsenal at Anfield on Sunday.

Monday's deadline day then saw the club bring to an end one of the transfer sagas of the summer with the £125m signing of Alexander Isak from Newcastle United.

The Reds didn't have it all their own way on deadline day, however, with Crystal Palace pulling the plug on a £35m deal for Liverpool to sign their captain, Marc Guehi, at the 11th hour.

Nevertheless, there's plenty for fans to be excited about with Arne Slot's side making the best possible start to the campaign and a record-breaking summer.

Here's what our LFC jury make of the events of the past week:

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James Noble (Worcestershire, @james_noble98)

An eventful week rounded off what has been an unprecedented summer, and transfer window, for Liverpool.

While so much has happened this summer, he and Andre Silva rightly remain prominent.

Andrew Cullen (Widnes, @brothersred5)

It feels like Liverpool are on the verge of something special.

For years, we have had to unearth unpolished talent in the transfer market, but this summer, we have grasped the biggest transfer diamonds.

As fans, we have watched over the years how the big football powers improved their teams after winning major honours.

This strategy ostensibly was deployed to maintain one thing: dominance.

Our transfer business this summer has provided a window view into the discussions going on behind closed doors at Liverpool; we are building a team to dominate, not a team that will simply be competitive each year.