Liverpool have secured Vivien Endemann from Wolfsburg on a free transfer, with the Germany international set to join on 1 July. The 24-year-old forward brings valuable experience after three seasons with Wolfsburg and seven years in her homeland. Endemann has earned 17 senior caps for Germany, scoring three goals, and was part of the bronze medal-winning team at the 2024 Olympic Games.

This season, Endemann has contributed three goals and three assists in eight Frauen-Bundesliga starts. She also scored against Manchester United in the Women's Champions League and found the net in recent World Cup qualifying victories over Slovenia and Norway. Her arrival marks a significant boost for Liverpool as they rebuild following a challenging campaign.

Currently sitting 10th in the Women's Super League, eight points above relegation-threatened Leicester City, Liverpool have shown improvement since January. The club will face Brighton in the Women's FA Cup semi-finals on 10 May. Endemann's signing represents a strong start to Liverpool's summer transfer business as Gareth Taylor's side aims to climb the table and establish themselves as a competitive force in women's football.