Liverpool are set to lose promising young midfielder Isaac Moran, who has declined a new contract offer from the club.
The 16-year-old England youth international, who has already featured for Liverpool’s U18s, is reportedly on the verge of joining Newcastle United, as per Mail Sport’s Craig Hope (via his X account).
Despite being a lifelong Liverpool supporter and having captained England at youth level multiple times, Moran appears to be seeking a new opportunity in the North East.
Lewis Bower, known for his independent coverage of Liverpool’s Academy, described the move as a “great coup” for Newcastle. He praised Moran’s versatility and passing range, noting his ability to play both in midfield and defence.
It’s undoubtedly disappointing for Liverpool to lose such a highly rated talent, but the club wishes him well in the next stage of his career.
Elsewhere, new manager Arne Slot has been active in bolstering the first team ahead of the 2025/26 season.
Liverpool have already secured the signings of Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, along with Milos Kerkez following his standout year at Bournemouth.
With the transfer window still open, there could be more movement both in and out of the squad, but fans remain confident the club will make the right decisions.
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