Liverpool have officially appointed Spanish tactician Andoni Iraola as their new head coach after the 43-year-old signed a two-year contract that will keep him at Anfield until June 2028.
The Premier League club is expected to formally unveil Iraola later this week following the completion of negotiations that saw him emerge as the chosen successor to Arne Slot.
The appointment marks the beginning of a new era for the Reds, with the former Bournemouth manager tasked with leading Liverpool into the next chapter of the club’s history.
Iraola arrives at Anfield with a growing reputation in English football after impressing with his attacking style of play and tactical approach during his time in the Premier League.
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Liverpool’s hierarchy reportedly identified the Spaniard as the ideal candidate to steer the club forward following Slot’s departure.
As part of his move to Merseyside, Iraola is also expected to bring several trusted members of his coaching team.
Pablo de la Torre, Tommy Elphick, Shaun Cooper and Tom Webber have all been identified as backroom staff members the new Liverpool boss wants to join him at Anfield.
The appointments are expected to strengthen the club’s coaching structure as preparations begin for the upcoming campaign.
Liverpool supporters will now eagerly await Iraola’s official presentation, with expectations high that the Spaniard can build a competitive side capable of challenging for major honours both domestically and in Europe.
The announcement signals a significant shift in direction for the six-time European champions as they embark on a fresh project under their new manager.