LIVERPOOL DEFENDER TO LEAVE AS FIVE DEPARTURES NOW CONFIRMED Liverpool centre-back Rhys Williams is the latest player to confirm he will exit Anfield during the summer Rhys Williams has confirmed he will leave Liverpool this summer as the Reds continue to reshape their senior and Academy squads. Centre-back Williams, who has been at the club since under-10 level, made 19 first-team appearances having been thrust into Jurgen Klopp's starting line-up during 2020/21 following a succession of injuries at the heart of defence. Williams formed a late-season partnership with Nat Phillips that helped Liverpool secure unlikely Champions League qualification with five straight victories to end the campaign. However, the 25-year-old's last appearance came more than five years ago with his only squad involvement in the last three years coming when on the bench for the League Cup win over Southampton last September. Williams had a successful loan spell at Kidderminster Harriers before m...
Andy Robertson has paid tribute to Liverpool's fans in an emotional social media post following his final game at Anfield on Sunday.
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