According to reports, the former SC Freiburg has agreed to a contract and will join the Reds on a free transfer

The Liverpool star and his brother, Andre Silva, were killed last week when Jota's Lamborghini crashed and burst into flames

Another layer to this story is Liverpool’s silence on a new deal. With no contract extension in sight, reports from Colombian journalist Pipe Sierra suggest Díaz may issue an ultimatum: offer a new deal or allow a summer departure.

A behind the scenes look at Klopp's final season at Liverpool and his nine year tenure which saw the club win every trophy going. Here's how to watch Doubters to Believers Liverpool FC: Klopp’s Era online with Prime Video.

Liverpool FC have posted an emotional tribute to footballer Diogo Jota, featuring an unseen interview, after his tragic passing on Thursday (July 3). The tribute to the 28-year-old features footage of some of his most memorable moments,

This summer has not been one of quiet recalibration for Liverpool. The backroom shifts at Anfield have come thick and fast, the club’s hierarchy moving with intent and clarity. And now, Liverpool FC Women appear ready to follow suit, preparing for a major appointment that could redefine their trajectory.

Dublin Liverpool FC fans stumbled across a touching tribute to Diogo Jota over the weekend. Diogo, who played as a winger for the club and for the Portugal national team, died in a tragic car crash alongside his brother André Silva in the Zamora region of Spain last week.

Explaining why we will be starting to restore our usual coverage of the club after the tragic death of Diogo Jota

Spanish Civil Guard believes Diogo Jota was driving above the speed limit when his Lamborghini crashed, killing the 28-year-old Liverpool star and his 25-year-old brother André Silva.

There is thought to be interest from Saudi Arabia, while Barcelona sporting director Deco openly named Díaz as a target earlier this summer. The Catalan giants could be even more inclined to pursue the 28-year-old after getting snubbed by Athletic Club forward Nico Williams.

Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson led a delegation of Liverpool FC players at a moving service in the brothers' hometown of Gondomar