The Premier League champions are not playing in the inaugural version of the Club World Cup in the United States with Chelsea and Man City representing the Premier League

Liverpool might not be playing in the FIFA Club World Cup but a number of former Reds will be competing in the United States

A Tactical Coup That Could Reshape RivalriesWhen Pep Lijnders left Liverpool with Jurgen Klopp just over a year ago, few would have predicted his next move would lead directly to

After almost 10 years at Liverpool, Pep Lijnders' move to Manchester City has been met with raised eyebrows, yet it seems Pep Guardiola has appointed himself a coach who's not afraid to say how it is

Marc Bridge-Wilkinson, the under-18s coach, has left after 10 years at the club and five years in the role, with Liverpool expected to make an external appointment for his replacement. Bridge-Wilkinson returned to his previous club, Huddersfield, this week as an assistant first team coach.

It has been a busy start to the summer for both Liverpool and Manchester City as the Premier League title rivals both look to improve their squads. The Reds have already signed Jeremie Frimpong in a £29.5m switch from Bayer Leverkusen and goalkeeper Armin Pecsi in a deal worth up to £1.5m from Puskas Akademia.