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James Milner’s transfer to Liverpool has been confirmed, and the 29-year-old will officially join on July 1.
The England international, who has been at Manchester City for five years, will earn around £150,000 a week.
Divock Origi has labelled Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers “world-class”, and is excited to work with him.
The Belgian also believes the club “deserves to be at the top”.
According to reliable news outlets, Liverpool will confirm the signing of Manchester City midfielder James Milner this week.
Talks are also expected to progress with Danny Ings, and bids are being prepared for Christian Benteke and Nathaniel Clyne.
A disappointing season has left Brendan Rodgers’ position at Liverpool under threat.
Luke Chandley weighs in on the managerial situation, and addresses the owners’ role in the Reds’ regression.
Free agent James Milner has spoken to Liverpool, according to reports.
Manchester City want to keep the England star, but he seems set to move.
Danny Ings has rejected a final offer from Burnley and is set to make his choice on which club he is to play for next year.
Liverpool are in the driving seat to finalise a deal for the England U21 forward.
Liverpool will need to pay £15m if they want their man from Southampton.
The Reds reportedly had a £10m bid declined earlier this week.
Rafa Benitez could want Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling if he moves to Real Madrid.
The former Reds manager is reportedly very close to a deal at the Bernabeu.
Luke Chandley discusses the video of the Liverpool players that went viral today.
The video shows the team in Dubai singing and dancing to the Kolo/Yaya Toure song.
Deals for Danny Ings and James Milner are said to be close.
Both players are available after their contracts coming to an end.
Charlie Adam has given his thoughts on Steven Gerrard and his future.
The former teammate says he expects Gerrard to play for Liverpool again.
Luke Chandley give sis his thoughts on the Raheem Sterling situation.
He has an interesting take on how things could pan out.
