Liverpool signs World Cup star Michael Mulholland for January
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 8:35 PM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026

Liverpool has agreed to sign 15-year-old Michael Mulholland, a notable talent currently playing for Crusaders FC in Northern Ireland. Mulholland, who will officially join the club following his birthday in January, has made headlines at the U15 World Cup, scoring seven goals in his first four matches. His performances have been instrumental in guiding his country to the round of 32, where they will face Venezuela. This acquisition reflects Liverpool's long-term strategy to invest in young talent, following their recent focus on building a competitive squad featuring several promising players.
- •Michael Mulholland becomes Liverpool's latest young signing.
- •He scored seven goals at the U15 World Cup in four matches.
- •Liverpool hopes to integrate Mulholland into their squad by January.
- •His current club is Crusaders FC in Northern Ireland.
- •Liverpool prioritizes youth development under Julian Ward's leadership.
- 8:35 PMYahoo Sports — Incredible World Cup hero is coming to Liverpool
"An incredible wonderkid is coming to Liverpool who has become a World Cup hero for his country. The Julian Ward era has begun at Anfield. There's hope that it will be as fruitful as the promise shown ...
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