As the Barclays Women’s Super League enters its final two matchweeks, attention is already turning towards what lies ahead for Liverpool — and changes are clearly on the horizon.

With the recent mid-season departure of head coach Matt Beard and no official confirmation yet on whether interim boss Amber Whiteley will take the reins permanently, the club finds itself in a transitional phase. To add to the evolving situation, long-serving captain Niamh Fahey recently announced her retirement, signalling the end of an era.

Now, Liverpool have confirmed that Yana Daniels, Jasmine Matthews, and Teagan Micah will all leave the club this summer. Each of the trio is out of contract and has chosen to seek new opportunities elsewhere.

The departures of Daniels and Matthews, in particular, mark a significant moment for the club. Both players have contributed greatly over the years — with Daniels potentially reaching the milestone of 100 appearances, and Matthews finishing just short of that figure. Their absence will undoubtedly be felt both on and off the pitch.

While the full scope of Liverpool’s summer rebuild remains uncertain, one thing is clear: the club is heading into a period of considerable change.