Liverpool F.C. are edging closer to signing Monaco winger Maghnes Akliouche as manager Andoni Iraola admits the Reds still need more additions ahead of the new season. The club have already completed two deals, with Jeremy Jacquet and Victor Munoz arriving at Anfield.

What has Liverpool F.C. done in the transfer window so far?

Liverpool F.C. have already finalised two new arrivals, with Jeremy Jacquet and Victor Munoz joining the squad. Jacquet’s move was agreed during Arne Slot’s time in charge, while further signings are expected to follow. Andoni Iraola, the new manager, has stressed the need to keep improving the squad, though he stopped short of naming an exact number of additions required.

The Reds are chasing a winger to bolster their attack, with Akliouche emerging as a prime target. The French international has been learning English as he weighs up his options, according to PA. Liverpool F.C. made early contact with Monaco, but no new movement has been reported despite conflicting claims elsewhere.

Liverpool F.C. finished fifth in the Premier League last season with 60 points from 38 games, 25 points behind champions Arsenal. Their goal difference stood at +10, with 63 goals scored and 53 conceded. Recent form ended on a mixed note with results of DLDLW.

Where else are Liverpool F.C. looking?

Amara Nallo, a young centre-back, is heading to HJK Helsinki on loan until October. The Finnish side, who finished fifth last season, will have Teemu Pukki leading their attack after his return from MLS. Nallo, who joined Liverpool F.C.’s academy from West Ham in 2023, has already racked up red cards in European and domestic competitions.

Goalkeeper Armin Pecsi has also left on loan, joining TSV Hartberg in the Austrian Bundesliga. The Hungarian stopper spent a year at Anfield before his temporary departure.

What’s next for Liverpool F.C.?

Liverpool F.C. have launched their new home kit for 2026/27, inspired by the iconic adidas strip from 1989/90. The club remains active in the transfer market, with Akliouche a key priority as they look to address squad gaps. Iraola’s focus remains on finding the right pieces to push for a top-four finish and push Arsenal in the title race, with the new season just around the corner.