Liverpool released players tracker, latest on all the players joining Mo Salah in leaving Anfield

Liverpool released four senior players following the close of the 2025/26 season, with a number of academy talents also departing.

While the likes of Andy Robertson and Ibrahima Konate’s departures are blows for the Reds and will likely require them to dip into the transfer market to strengthen their squad, Mohamed Salah’s exit was by far and away the biggest.

Salah cemented himself as one of the all-time Anfield greats during a prolific stint with the club, and it will be interesting to see what the future holds for the Egyptian talent. On that front, Rousing The Kop have compiled a tracker to keep up with where every released player ends up next and how they fare for their new clubs.

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James Milner pictured during a training session with Liverpool at the AXA Training Centre (Credit: Getty Images/Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC).
Thiago Alcantara pictured during a training session with Liverpool at the AXA Training Centre (Credit: Getty Images/Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC). — Photo Credit: Getty Images/Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC

Mohamed Salah

Salah has told his agent he wants to stay in Europe after leaving Liverpool, but with the winger currently competing at the 2026 World Cup, a move does not appear close at this stage.

The Saudi Pro League have been heavily linked with the forward, and they are probably best placed when it comes to affording his wages. But if the Reds icon wants to keep playing at the highest level, a move to the Middle East seems unlikely.

Andy Robertson

Tottenham Hotspur agreed a deal to sign Robertson as a free agent on June 5, with the Scottish full-back set to become a Spurs player from July 1.

The defender could face off with his now former side for the first time on December 19 in the Premier League.

Ibrahima Konate

After months of speculation about signing a new contract with Liverpool, Konate wasted little time agreeing terms to join Real Madrid this summer.

The Frenchman has put pen to paper on a four-year deal with Los Blancos, whom he will officially join on July 1.

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The FIFA World Cup trophy is displayed during a stop of the FIFA World Cup Trouphy Tour at the American Museum of Natural History — Credit: Timothy A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images

Rhys Williams

Rhys Williams is yet to sign for a new team, but he has been on trial with MLS outfit New York Red Bulls recently, ahead of a potential transfer.

Oakley Cannonier

Oakley Cannonier scored 32 goals in 34 U18 Premier League matches for Liverpool, but the now 22-year-old is still searching for a new club.

Kareem Ahmed

Kareem Ahmed signed a professional contract with Liverpool in July 2025, but he has been released just one year later and has not joined another team as of yet.

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