Liverpool Women are getting their summer transfer business done early! With four matches until the end of the season, including an FA Cup semi-final, the summer is coming more quickly and the Red Women look to hit the transfer season running. The club announced on Friday that they have secured the signature of 24-year-old German forward Vivien Endemann from VfL Wolfsburg, and she will join the squad on July 1st at the expiration of her current contract.
What happened?
Liverpool Women have signed Vivien Endemann from Wolfsburg, a German forward with international experience. Endemann has 17 international caps with the senior women's Germany squad, and was part of the team that won bronze in the 2024 Olympics. She has 15 goals in 57 appearances for Wolfsburg since signing for them in 2023, including against Manchester United in the Women's Champions League back in November.
Why it matters for Liverpool Women
The signing of Endemann is an exciting boost for the Red Women, who currently sit 10th in the table. While a Champions League is still a far-off prospect, the idea of having a player with that kind of European experience is exciting all the same. Endemann even has her own crazy skills and goals compilation, from a year ago.
What comes next?
Liverpool Women will look to build on this transfer momentum as they head into the new season. With Endemann on board, the team will be looking to make a strong push up the table. League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 11th in FA WSL, 17 pts, 4W-5D-13L from 22 games, recent form LLLWD. Goals this season: 21 scored, 34 conceded (-13 goal difference). Title race: 38 points behind leaders Manchester City W.
