Liverpool told they're about to CONFIRM the 25/26 Premier League title

Liverpool have been told they're making a move that will essentially confirm next season's Premier League title. Isn't that magic?

Liverpool are Premier League champions. The season is done and dusted and in the end, the Reds didn't even really struggle to it.

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The last four games went by with nothing riding on them, such was the dominance of Arne Slot's team. So where do Liverpool go from here?

Well, they're certainly not resting on their laurels. Liverpool believe they can do far better and intend to push forward with something of an overhaul.

What a statement to the rest of the Premier League that is.

In fact, their plans look so good that one pundit and former Red feels they're one move away from confirming next season's Premier League title.

Isn't that quite special?

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Liverpool want Florian Wirtz

Liverpool are pushing to sign Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen in possibly the biggest transfer the Reds have ever made. It could well be the biggest any English side has ever made.

And it's one that fires a fairly intense warning to the Reds' rivals. Liverpool are not messing about here and want to improve.

Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy is certainly impressed. He thinks this is the transfer that seals the title next season.

"You know what the big problem [with next season] is?" Murphy asked on Talksport. "If Liverpool get Wirtz, it's done. 100 per cent.

"Have you seen him?"

Murphy went on to explain.

"I've seen bits of Wirtz, of course I have," he said. "But when I heard this was a possibility, I found everything I could on him.

"He's got lovely feet, where he can dribble past people with little bits of skill but his passing is superb. So he sees all these pictures.

"Normally, you're a bit more one or the other but he's got both."

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We're certainly on board with Murphy here, though we'd wait to see what Manchester City do this summer before confirming the title. Liverpool, though, are prepared to do the unthinkable - win the Premier League and then improve massively.