Liverpool planning complete football structure overhaul for 2026/27

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Liverpool’s 2025/26 season has been one of the most turbulent in recent memory, with big changes at boardroom level now reported. Image Credits: Imago Images Liverpool’s 2025/26 season has been one of the most turbulent in recent memory.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, Molina has reported that Liverpool owners FSG are already thinking about next season, and that the leadership at the club could change dramatically before then: “The season is not over yet on the pitch, but behind the scenes for the management it is already over at Liverpool,” the French journalist reported. That’s why they brought back, among others, Michael Edwards, where he became director of football at the holding company level.” “That’s why there is also a sporting director, except that the football director normally wants a group with lots of clubs – well there is only one club and he [Edwards] is not very useful when there’s already a sporting director to take care of Liverpool’s transfer business.” “Slot, Hughes, and Edwards all have contracts expiring in 2027, so by then they want changes.

“So behind-the-scenes, it’s already over at Liverpool because we’re preparing for the next phase.” “Nevertheless, given the shareholder structure, what’s going on with the sporting directors, the football director, and the people brought in who are now paid to do nothing, the coach … I would not be surpised to see quite a few changes in the coming months. Liverpool Michael Edwards Richard Hughes