Liverpool transfer list history – all Liverpool FC transfers history 2021 and also multiple previous seasons.
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Also, Note that transfers fees amounts are very sensitive to inflation which is not considered there and exchange rates between British pound and Euro or other rates. Here we take a look at all the recent Liverpool transfer history.
So what do we know about Liverpool’s transfer history?
Let us first analyze the team based on their transfer history in the last 3 and half seasons, ie since Jurgen Klopp took over at Anfield.
Season 2020-21
Transfer In:
| Players | Age | From Club | Transfer Fee |
| Diogo Jota | 23 | Wolves | £44.70m |
| Left Winger | Premier League | ||
| Thiago | 29 | Bayern Munich | £22.00m |
| Central Midfield | Bundesliga | ||
| Konstantinos Tsimikas | 24 | Olympiacos | £13.00m |
| Left-Back | Super League 1 | ||
| Ozan Kabak | 20 | FC Schalke 04 | Loan fee: £990Th |
| Centre Back | Bundesliga | ||
| Ben Davies | 25 | Preston | Loan fee: £513Th |
| Centre Back | Championship |
Transfer Out:
| Players | Age | To Club | Transfer Fee |
| Rhian Brewster | 20 | Sheff Utd | £23.40m |
| Dejan Lovren | 31 | Zenit S-Pb | £10.80m |
| Ovie Ejaria | 22 | Reading | £3.51m |
| Harry Wilson | 23 | Cardiff | Loan fee:£1.17m |
| Adam Lallana | 32 | Brighton | free transfer |
| Nathaniel Clyne | 29 | Crystal Palace | free transfer |
| Sepp van den Berg | 19 | Preston | loan transfer |
| Marko Grujic | 24 | FC Porto | loan transfer |
| Loris Karius | 27 | Union Berlin | loan transfer |
| Taiwo Awoniyi | 23 | Union Berlin | loan transfer |
| Sheyi Ojo | 23 | Cardiff | loan transfer |
| Takumi Minamino | 26 | Southampton | loan transfer |
Season 2019-2020
Transfer IN:
Takumi Minamino – € 8.50 Million from RB Salzburg
Sepp Van Der Berg – €1.90 Million from PEC Zwolle
Harvey Ellliott – Undisclosed transfer fee from Fulham FC
Sheyi Ojo – Back from loan on Rangers
Transfer OUT:
Danny Ings – €22.20 Million to Southampton
Marko Grujic – €2.00 Million to Hertha BSC on loan
Alberto Moreno – Free transfer to Villareal
Daniel Sturridge – Released as free agent
Connor Randall – Released as free agent
Adam Bogdan – Released as free agent
Sheyi Ojo – Rangers (Re-Loaned)
NET In: €1.90 Million + Harvey Elliott fee
NET Out: €24.20 Million
Season 2018-2019
Transfer IN:
Alisson Becker – €62.50 Million from AS Roma
Naby Keita – €60.00 Million from RB Leipzig
Fabinho – €45.00 Million from AS Monaco
Xherdan Shaqiri – €14.70 Million from Stoke City
Ovie Ejaria – Back from loan at Reading
Transfer OUT:
Dominic Solanke – €21.20 Million to AFC Bournemouth
Danny Ward – €14.00 Million to Leicester City
Loris Karius – €2.50 Million to Besiktas on loan
Ragnar Klavan – €1.30 Million to Cagliari Calcio on loan
Harry Wilson – €1.10 Million to Derby County on loan
Marko Grujic – €1.00 Million to Hertha BSC on loan
Jon Flanagan – Free transfer to Rangers
Sheyi Ojo – Free loan to Reims
Lazar Markovic – Free transfer to Fulham
Emre Can – Free transfer to Juventus
Danny Ings – Free loan to Southampton
Nathaniel Clyne – Free loan to AFC Bournemouth
Ben Woodburn – Free loan to Sheffield United
Net IN: €182.20 Million
Net OUT: €41.10 Million
Season 2017-2018
Transfer IN:
Virgil Van Dijk – €84.65 Million from Southampton
Mo Salah – €42.00 Million from AS Roma
Alex Oxlade Chamberlain – €38.00 Million from Arsenal
Andrew Robertson – €9.00 Million from Hull City
Tony Gallacher – €228.00 Thousand from Falkirk FC
Dominic Solanke – Disputed price in court proceeding from Chelsea FC
Jon Flanagan – Back from loan on Bolton
Daniel Sturridge – Back from loan on West Brom
Marko Grujic – Back from loan on Cardiff City
Transfer OUT:
Philippe Coutinho – €145.00 Million to Barcelona
Mamadou Sakho – €28.20 Million to Crystal Palace
Divock Origi – €6.50 Million to Wolfsburg on loan
Lucas Leica – €5.70 Million to Lazio
Kevin Stewart: €4.70 Million to Hull City
Daniel Sturridge – €2.30 Million to West Bromwich Albion on loan
Andre Wisdom – €2.30 Million to Derby County
Lazar Markovic – Free loan to RSC Anderlecht
Marko Grujic – Free loan to Cardiff City
Net IN: €173.88 Million
Net OUT: €194.50 Million
Season 2016-2017:
Transfer IN:
Sadio Mane – €41.20 Million from Southampton
Gini Wijnaldum – €27.50 Million from Newcastle United
Loris Karius – €6.20 Million from FSV Mainz 05
Ragnar Klavan – €5.00 Million from FC Augsburg
Joel Matip – Free transfer from FC Schalke
Trent Alexander-Arnold – Picked up from Liverpool u18 team
Lazar Markovic – Back from loan at Sporting CP
Danny Ward – Back from loan at Huddersfield Town
Transfer OUT:
Christian Benteke – €31.20 Million to Crystal Palace
Jordan Ibe – €18.00 Million to AFC Bournemouth
Joe Allen – €15.50 Million to Stoke City
Martin Skrtel – €6.00 Million to Fenerbahce
Tiago Llori – €4.30 Million to FC Reading
Luis Alberto – €4.00 Million to Lazio
Brad Smith – €3.60 Million to AFC Bournemouth
Mamadou Sakho – €2.30 Million to Crystal Palace on loan
Lawrence Vigouroux – €480 Thousand to Swindon Town
Mario Balotelli – Free transfer to Nice
Kolo Toure – Free transfer to Celtic
Lazard Markovic – Free loan to Hull City
Danny Ward – Free loan to Huddersfield Town
Net IN: €79.90 Million
Net OUT: €85.38 Million
Hence we can see here after analyzing the three and a half seasons under Klopp, Liverpool have a net spend of €92.70 Million plus the fee they paid for Harvey Elliott.
In this span of money, Klopp has managed to overhaul an ageing slow squad and replace it with smart, energetic and dynamic players who have already won a Champions League and are on course to win much more!
Liverpool 10 most expensive transfers of all time
(We will also try to judge whether they have been a hit or a flop)
10. Roberto Firmino – £29 Million from Hoffenheim in July, 2015
VERDICT – HIT
9. Sadio Mane – £30 Million from Southampton in June, 2016
VERDICT – HIT
8. Christian Benteke – £32.50 Million from Aston Villa in July, 2015
VERDICT – FLOP
7. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain – £35 Million from Arsenal in August, 2017
VERDICT – Jury still not out
6. Andy Carroll – £35 Million from Newcastle in January, 2011
VERDICT – FLOP
5. Fabinho – £43.70 Million from AS Monaco in July, 2018
VERDICT – SEMI-HIT
4. Mo Salah – £43.9 Million from AS Roma in June, 2017
VERDICT – BLOCKBUSTER HIT
3. Naby Keita – £52.75 Million from RB Leipzig in July, 2018
VERDICT – Jury still not out
2. Alisson Becker – £65.00 Million from AS Roma in July, 2018
VERDICT – HIT
1. VIRGIL VAN DIJK – £75.00 Million from Southampton in January, 2018
VERDICT – Current Ballon d’Or contender and best defender in the world!
Hence, once analyzed we see that Liverpool have generally done brilliantly well in the market and their scouting and transfer team must be congratulated alongside the manager for putting the club where they are now. It is not easy to do well in the inflated transfer market these days! Kudos Liverpool.
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