BREAKING: “I’m honored by Arsenal’s interest, but Liverpool is the only club I want to join,” declared a highly-rated forward who scored 17 goals last season, officially turning down Arsenal in favor of Anfield and making his next destination clear.
Moran, who has captained his national team on several occasions, now appears set to begin a new chapter in the North East, despite his lifelong support for Liverpool.
Respected Liverpool academy analyst Lewis Bower described the transfer as a “major coup,” praising Moran as a “versatile and expansive passer” capable of performing both in midfield and defense.Though his departure is disappointing, his current club has wished him well for the future.
Meanwhile, Liverpool manager Arne Slot is actively strengthening the senior squad ahead of the 2025/26 season. New arrivals include Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, alongside Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth after his strong performances last season.
Liverpool’s transfer activity remains ongoing, with optimism that further smart business will be completed before the window closes.
This comes during a somber period for the club following the tragic death of Diogo Jota. As tributes continue for Jota and his brother Andre Silva, Liverpool is gradually regaining its focus.
Pre-season preparations are in full swing, with the Reds set to face Preston on Sunday.
Transfer speculation is still swirling, particularly around Luis Díaz, with Bayern Munich pushing for the winger despite Liverpool’s insistence that he’s not for sale. Additionally, Rodrygo could leave Real Madrid, potentially reopening Liverpool’s interest, while Marc Guehi remains linked to Anfield.
