Liverpool’s battle to hang on to Raheem Sterling appears to have taken another twist with Manchester United reportedly entering the fray.

Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana’s return to training ahead of schedule has given manager Brendan Rodgers a boost as he heads into a potentially season-defining month.

Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre says the use of social media by players is a problem. Reds striker Mario Balotelli was charged on Friday by the FA for an Instagram post.

Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre has not ruled out taking Anfield’s capacity beyond the 60,000-mark in the future, but insists it does not make financial sense at this stage.

Chief executive Ian Ayre believes Steven Gerrard’s iconic status means he will always be part of Liverpool, but the club want him to remain involved for the long term.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers claims owners Fenway Sports Group are delighted with the progress being made at Anfield.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre admits rivals clubs will "rattle their cage" trying to lure Luis Suarez away from Anfield but he is confident the striker is set for a long stay.

Luis Suarez would be happy to sacrifice personal glory if it meant Liverpool were guaranteed to qualify for the Champions League — but insists his Anfield future is not dependent on a return to Europe’s elite.

Liverpool made a near-£50m loss in their last financial year but managing director Ian Ayre insists the club are heading in the right direction with reduced debts and record turnover.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is confident striker Daniel Sturridge’s recent good form will not be impacted by the return of Luis Suarez.

Luis Suarez’s behaviour over the course of his Liverpool career has damaged the club brand, according to managing director Ian Ayre.

Managing director Ian Ayre believes the controversies that have dogged Luis Suarez’s Liverpool career have damaged the club’s brand.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre is “sure” Luis Suarez will stay at the club.

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has expressed his delight at the news that Reds “icon” Steven Gerrard has signed a contract extension with the club.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has sought to temper expectations heading into next season by admitting it may take a while to regain Champions League football.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre expects the next step in the redevelopment of Anfield will be completed this summer.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre insists Luis Suarez will not be sold despite his latest controversy in biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez looks set to face a Football Association investigation after manager Brendan Rodgers labelled his biting of Chelsea’s Branislav Ivanovic “unacceptable”.

Luis Suarez has apologised to Branislav Ivanovic after biting the Chelsea defender during the 2-2 draw at Anfield this afternoon.

Liverpool have “no desire” to sell Luis Suarez, according to managing director Ian Ayre.

Liverpool have reported a £21.8m increase in their debt – now £87.2m overall – and a loss of £40.5m in their annual accounts.

Managing director Ian Ayre believes Liverpool have the best balance of any team in the Premier League.

Liverpool have agreed an out-of-court settlement with former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett over the sale of the club in 2010.

Liverpool have moved a step closer to redeveloping Anfield after formally confirming their preference is to remain at their existing home and not build a new stadium in Stanley Park.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has played down the significance of the pre-match handshake between forward Luis Suarez and Manchester United’s Patrice Evra this weekend.

Liverpool yesterday said their fans had been completely exonerated by the Hillsborough Independent Panel’s report into the 1989 disaster.

Liverpool chairman Tom Werner today said “the world has heard the real truth” about the Hillsborough disaster.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has called Wigan chairman Dave Whelan a “comedian” and claims he conducted a “sideshow” during their recent search for a new manager.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has called Wigan chairman Dave Whelan a “comedian” and claims he conducted a “sideshow” during their recent search for a new manager.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers admits the club are not yet ready to challenge for championships but will waste no time in trying to change that.

Brendan Rodgers today revealed his pride at being appointed manager of Liverpool.

Liverpool’s managing director Ian Ayre has said that said the club is "fairly well down the line with a couple of major brands" regarding naming right for any proposed new stadium.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre does not believe the club’s owners have alienated themselves from supporters with the dismissal of Kenny Dalglish and their trans-Atlantic style of management.

Liverpool’s new manager will be given the time to build the club back up again but must show progress towards a top-four challenge, according to managing director Ian Ayre.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has paid tribute to the achievements of Kenny Dalglish in bringing the club together after a tumultuous period in their history.

Liverpool have reported a loss of almost £50m for the last financial year as a result of failed new stadium costs and pay-offs to former manager Roy Hodgson and other staff.

The recent book on judgment and decision-making, Thinking, Fast and Slow, by the Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman, should be required reading for the people who run football clubs.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has insisted manager Kenny Dalglish was not “hung out to dry” over the Luis Suarez racism saga, despite admitting mistakes were made.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has insisted manager Kenny Dalglish was not “hung out to dry” over the Luis Suarez racism saga, despite admitting mistakes were made.

Liverpool still have to deal with unresolved questions arising from the Luis Suarez affair, according to aleading anti-racism campaigner.

Liverpool finally bowed to widespread criticism with a flurry of apologies yesterday which they hope will draw a line under the Luis Suarez racism affair.

Manchester United have accepted the apologies of Liverpool striker Luis Suarez and manager Kenny Dalglish over their actions at Saturday’s Premier League game at Old Trafford.

Manchester United have accepted the apologies of Liverpool striker Luis Suarez and manager Kenny Dalglish over their actions at yesterday’s Barclays Premier League game at Old Trafford.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has apologised for his conduct during his post-match interview with Sky Sports yesterday as he faced questions about Luis Suarez’s refusal to shake hands with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra.