17/07/2025
READ THIS IF You WANT TO KNOW WHY LIVERPOOL CAN STILL SPEND MORE ON TRANSFERS THIS SEASON.
Liverpool's relative lack of activity in the last few windows is a key reason why their finances are healthy.
The club's financial records indicated they could potentially lose a further £200m this summer and still be compliant with Profit & Sustainability Rules (PSR) - where clubs are permitted to lose £105m over a three-year period.
According to football finance expert Swiss Ramble, the Reds' most recent financial results showed Liverpool have actually made £48m in the current three-year PSR period, partly due to modest recent transfer spend.
That means Liverpool can lose a further £158m and still be compliant next summer.
And while Liverpool have already spent around £185m on new players in the current window - including a fee of up to £116m for Florian Wirtz - the Reds posted a club record revenue of £613.8m for the 2023-24 season, partly due to commercial success.
That figure will only increase on the 2024-25 season accounts given Liverpool added Champions League football, knockout qualification for that tournament and also became Premier League champions.
Academy product Jarell Quansah has already joined Bayer Leverkusen in a £35m deal that represents 100 per cent profit under PSR rules, and the Reds could further boost sales figures by the end of the summer.
Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliott and Luiz Diaz are all further potential departures, although a Diaz exit is currently less likely despite Bayern Munich's attempts to prise him away.
