Liverpool plots major summer transfer overhaul under new manager Iraola

Liverpool FC is reshaping its squad as Andoni Iraola enters his first full transfer window. The club has confirmed the €40 million signing of Victor Munoz from Osasuna and the €60 million arrival of defender Jeremy Jacquet from Rennes. Several key players have already left: Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Ibrahima Konaté departed before Iraola took charge, and Ibrahima Konaté has moved on to Real Madrid.

Further departures are being speculated. Turkish media suggest Virgil van Dijk may be entering talks with Galatasaray, while Italian outlets link him with AC Milan. Liverpool’s scouting focus includes a range of attacking targets: Wolverhampton’s 18‑year‑old Mateus Mane, former PSG winger Bradley Barcola, Fulham’s Brazilian winger Kevin, and promised‑future prospects such as Christian Pulisic, Said El Mala and other young talents. The club also retains interest in emerging players from the Bundesliga and Ligue 1, weighing immediate needs against longer‑term investments.

The transfer activity reflects Liverpool’s aim to replace Salah’s goal output and rebuild the defensive line while maintaining competitiveness for domestic and European trophies.