What a season 2018/19 was for Liverpool. The Reds won the Champions League for an amazing sixth time and took the fight for the Premier League title right down to the final day of the season.
Although they just about fell short in the title race, Liverpool are looking as strong as ever this time around. They’ll have to fight against the bookies’ odds and one of the best Premier League sides of all time in Manchester City but Jurgen Klopp’s men have shown that you write them off at your peril.
Liverpool Premier League Betting Odds
888Sport are quoting 11/4 on Liverpool finally getting their hands on the Premier League title. That leaves Manchester City as the only team shorter than Liverpool but can the Reds do enough to wrestle the title from the Citizens’ hands?
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Liverpool Team Info & Stats
Liverpool Champions League Betting Odds
The Champions League is a very special competition for Liverpool. They are the most successful English club in Europe’s premier tournament and have made it to each of the last two finals.
As you’d expect, the defending champions feature high up the outright betting for the Champions League at 15/2. Liverpool’s attacking quality and never-say-die attitude makes them an excellent cup team and they should make it to the latter stages in Europe once again.
Liverpool Outright Betting Odds
Betting against Manchester City winning the Premier League is a bold move. However, Liverpool’s price of 11/4 with 888Sport looks like good value to us. At the very least, it would be a surprise if that price didn’t get shorter during the season which provides a trading opportunity given the number of bookies who offer cash out on their outrights.
Jurgen Klopp may choose not to prioritise the domestic cups again given the amount of football Liverpool will play so concentrate on the Premier League and Champions Leauge if you’re backing the Reds for more glory.
Liverpool Tips and Predictions
Liverpool are sure to push Manchester City very hard at the top of the Premier League title. Truthfully though, even the most ardent Liverpool fan would be surprised if they were able to go the whole league campaign losing just one match and reaching 97 points again.
The question is, will Man City be able to hack the pace they set?
Liverpool are a top class team from front to back but we feel they may just fall short of the league title again. That said, they should be able to finish second which is no disgrace at all.
Liverpool Team Leaderboard Stats
Check who are the top leading players for the leading categories on the Premier League for Liverpool, just click on the ‘Goals’, ‘Assists’ and ‘Cards’ tabs to see the top players for each category.
Liverpool Transfers
Below are the players who have moved in and out of Old Trafford this summer.
Players In
Player | From | Fee |
---|---|---|
Adrian | West Ham | Free Transfer |
Sepp van den Berg | PEC Zwolle | £1.7m |
Harvey Elliott | Fulham | Free |
Players Out
Player | From | Fee |
---|---|---|
Danny Ings | Southampton | £20m |
Marko Grujic | Hertha Berlin | Loan |
Alberto Moreno | Villarreal | Free |
Daniel Sturridge | Unattached | – |
Adam Bogdan | Unattached | – |
Sheyi Ojo | Rangers | Loan |
Liverpool Current Squad
Player | Age | Nationality | Market Value |
---|---|---|---|
Alisson (goalkeeper) | 26 | Brazilian | £72m |
Simon Mignolet (goalkeeper) | 31 | Belgian | £7m |
Virgil van Dijk (defender) | 28 | Dutch | £81m |
Joe Gomez (defender) | 22 | English | £32m |
Joel Matip (defender) | 27 | German | £27m |
Dejan Lovren (defender) | 30 | Serbian | £18m |
Sepp van den Berg (defender) | 17 | Dutch | £1.8m |
Andrew Robertson (defender) | 25 | Scottish | £54m |
Trent Alexander-Arnold (defender) | 20 | English | £72m |
Nathaniel Clyne (midfielder) | 28 | English | £10m |
Fabinho (midfielder) | 25 | Brazilian | £45m |
Naby Keita (midfielder) | 24 | Guinean | £54m |
Georginio Wijnaldum (midfielder) | 28 | Dutch | £45m |
Jordan Henderson (midfielder) | 29 | English | £31m |
James Milner (midfielder) | 33 | English | £14m |
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (midfielder) | 25 | English | £32m |
Adam Lallana (midfielder) | 31 | English | £14m |
Sadio Mane (forward) | 27 | Senegalese | £108m |
Ben Woodburn (forward) | 19 | Welsh | £4.5m |
Mohamed Salah (forward) | 27 | Egyptian | £135m |
Xherdan Shaqiri (forward) | 27 | Swiss | £22m |
Harry Wilson (forward) | 22 | Welsh | £11m |
Harvey Elliott (forward) | 16 | English | £1m |
Roberto Firmino (forward) | 27 | Brazilian | £72m |
Divock Origi (forward) | 24 | Belgian | £18m |