The Redmen TV - Liverpool FC Podcast

Chloe is here for our Redmen Weekly show as we take a look back at some of our best shows from Redmen Plus this past week. To begin, we have our Redmen Reacts show as Ste, Jay and Lewis talk us through the opening Premier League fixtures to the Arne Slot era. Next up, we have Journo Insight where Ste was joined by Paul Gorst to give us the latest update on Liverpool target Leny yoro and discuss how his agent's relationship with The Reds might be a key factor. Finally, we have one of our Expert Insights as Dan is joined by Daily Mail reporter Lewis Steele to discuss the news that Liverpool's marquee signing this summer is expected to be a centre back.

Dan spoke to Italian journalist Daniele Fisichella to find out more about the links to Bologna defender Riccardo Calafiori and whether the Italy international would be a good fir for The Reds. 

Dan, Chloe and George are here with The Liverpool Transfer Podcast where they discuss links to Napoli's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia & Monaco's Youssouf Fofana.

Chris and Chloe are here for the Liverpool News Update after reports suggest Liverpool are now not interested in signing a centre back this summer.

Dan is here with final Redmen Bitesize Podcast of the week as he rounds up all the latest LFC news stories from the past 24 hours.

Dan spoke to Merseyside football reporter for the Daily Mail, Lewis Steele (@LewisSteele_), to discuss the potential positions and targets Liverpool could be targeting this summer. 

Chloe is here with the latest Liverpool transfer rumours, on this week's show she discusses the recent reports that Liverpool have enquired over a transfer for Calafiori and the latest on Leny Yoro.

Dan and Jay Reid are here for the Liverpool News Update as Trent looks set to play in midfield once again for England today and reports that Liverpool have entered the race for Crystal Palace star Michael Olise.

According to Jacque Talbot Liverpool have entered the race to sign Michael Olise. There is also news about Leny Yoro, Fabian Otte, Trent Alexander-Arnold and the Premier League clubs ability to stop players joining up with their countries for the African Cup of Nations.