Liverpool FC Women have made a significant statement in the summer transfer window, securing the signing of German international forward Vivien Endemann on a free transfer. The club confirmed the exciting acquisition earlier today, marking a major coup for the Reds.

Endemann, 24, will arrive at Merseyside upon the completion of her contract with European powerhouse VfL Wolfsburg. During her three seasons with Die Wölfinnen, the dynamic attacker established herself as a prolific scorer, netting over 30 goals across all competitions and lifting the DFB-Pokal in 2024. Her experience in high-pressure matches and winning environments will be invaluable for Liverpool's ambitions.

Her pedigree extends to the international stage, where she has earned 17 caps and scored three goals for Germany. Endemann was a key part of the squad that claimed a bronze medal at the 2024 Olympic Games and secured a third-place finish in the 2024 UEFA Women’s Nations League, showcasing her talent against the world's best.

This signing signals Liverpool's intent to build on the foundations laid in Gareth Taylor's first season. Following a proactive January window, the arrival of a player of Endemann's calibre underscores the club's commitment to challenging at the top of the Women's Super League. Expect her pace, finishing, and big-game experience to electrify the attack as the Reds prepare for the 2026/27 campaign.