Mark

Proud husband & father of 3, #LFC season ticket holder, like the odd bike ride. #YNWA #97 opinions & views are my own

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

Dodgy throw in that led to the penalty!

[Greig Hopcroft @ghopcroft]

📈 Liverpool don't just sell players, they sell value

Liverpool’s transfer game has moved into a different league altogether. This isn’t about offloading deadwood or scraping back pennies, it’s about mastering the market. Every sale is part of a larger plan, with value created before the deal is even struck.

Ben Doak played three league matches. Sold for £20m. Sepp van den Berg hadn’t played a Premier League minute. Moved last summer for £20m plus add-ons. Harvey Elliott, still just 22, went to Villa on loan with a £35m obligation that kicks in if he plays 10 times. All structured, all intentional, all profitable.

#LFC aren’t relying on Saudi largesse either. Bayern Munich paid over £65m for Luis Diaz. Leverkusen spent £30m on Jarell Quansah. Brentford stumped up £12.5m for Kelleher, who had one year left on his deal. The fees reflect Liverpool’s grip on value and their refusal to sell low, even when the player isn’t a regular starter.

This isn’t a lucky streak. It’s the product of a machine run by Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes. They’ve created a model where loans are chosen with precision, contracts are managed with foresight, and negotiations are steered with the upper hand. If a club wants one of their players, they’ll pay the going rate or walk.

It’s not just smart business, it’s relentless. Even when a player wants to leave, Liverpool control the tempo. Even when the market is soft, they hold firm.

They don’t panic, they don’t fold, they sell on their terms. That’s why other top clubs are scrambling to copy the playbook while Liverpool are already writing the next chapter.

They’re not just clearing the books, they’re strengthening the side and the balance sheet at the same time. It’s ruthless, clinical, and oddly beautiful to watch.

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

@KopTalk He’s currently in survival mode, trying to retrospectively weave a narrative to cover up journalistic inadequacies.
#LFC
#9
#Isak
🔴

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Harvey Elliott will spend the remainder of the 2025-26 campaign on loan at Aston Villa.

Good luck, Harvey! 💎

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

@LFC Welcome to @LFC 🔴

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

We have completed the transfer of Alexander Isak from Newcastle United on a long-term contract 🙌🔴

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Pure cinema. 🎞️

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

@_SZD10 @iancleere Outstanding (again) 🔴

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

@curtisjr_10 @AntonClarke1 Well played 👏🏻

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

A special strike 🍿✨

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

Give Wirtz 10 minutes and then change it up, missing Szoboszlia’s legs in midfield #LFC

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

#DutchGP nearly as boring as #Monaco
#F1 #borefest

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

@LFC @carlsberg 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

When does #Wirtz start turning up to games, form is a bit worrying #LFC

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

Three points, move on, difficult game out of the way, Stoke away always used to be difficult, this was no different 🔴 #LFC #nuliv

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

I can see why #Isak wants to leave @NUFC it’s like watching Stoke

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

This ref is clearly not up for this game, just playing to the fans #LFC

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

@TheRedmenTV They drew

[Mark @SmeddsLFC]

@AnfieIdExpress 😢💔