Liverpool's top transfer strategist, Michael Edwards, has stepped down as chief football executive of Fenway Sports Group (FSG) after completing his strategic goals.The move marks the end of his second stint at the club, which began in March 2024 following Jurgen Klopp's departure.

FSG described his exit as a 'planned transition' after achieving key priorities, including overseeing Liverpool's transition and shaping the group's multi-club football strategy.Group president Mike Gordon expressed disappointment but praised Edwards' contributions during a crucial period for the club.

Edwards cited Liverpool's strong position with outstanding staff and clear direction as reasons for leaving, noting that FSG's broader ambitions evolved differently than initially planned.His departure highlights the ongoing restructuring within the club and its parent organization.