Liverpool officially 'unveil' new signing

Liverpool have quietly official unveiled their new signing.

It's an incredibly sombre and difficult time at the club right now. As fans, we are still dealing with the loss of Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva.

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To us, their loss is incomprehensible. But the pain that their teammates, friends, loved ones and family will be feeling is even greater.

Jota was a popular figure in the Liverpool squad. His teammates, colleagues and everyone who knew him on a personal level will need time and space to grieve his loss.

At this time, that's why Liverpool have not shown footages of pre-season sessions at the AXA training centre, even though the club's preparations are underway ahead of the 2025/26 season.

All of Liverpool's new signings have also been participating in these sessions, and there have been a lot of new arrivals already this summer.

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In total, Liverpool welcomed six new faces at the AXA training centre. Most notably, Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez.

However, Armin Pecsi and Freddie Woodman have also been participating with the Reds' first team squad. Meanwhile, Giorgi Mamardashvili has finally joined the team after the Reds agreed to sign him last summer.

The Georgian is the only player at the club who we haven't really seen officially unveiled. Even Woodman and Pecsi have had officially unveilings wearing or holding up the Liverpool kit.

So far, this hasn't been the case for Mamardashvili. Understandably, as the club mourns Jota, Mamardashvili's unveiling has taken hold for now.

But This is Anfield has spotted that the club has in a quiet way did in fact 'unveil' him.

The site showed that Mamardashvili's name has been added to the list of first team players, with the club adding a profile and an image for the Georgian shot stopper under the first team goalkeepers section.

It's a small and subtle confirmation of Mamardashvili's status as a Liverpool player. Undoubtedly, we will get to see much more of him as the club processes the terrible loss of Jota.

In fact, fans may get a closer look at Mamardashvili not just in Liverpool colours but in action as well against Preston North End on Sunday.

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The game will be broadcasted on LFCTV worldwide, and ITV for UK viewers in what will be an extremely poignant and bittersweet game to honour the memory of Jota and Andre Silva.