Liverpool outright Premier League title odds and predictions: Season Preview 2026/27

Liverpool supporters can expect to be entertained this season, as Andoni Iraola brings his brand of high-intensity football to Anfield.
But will the Spanish tactician’s approach lift his new side into title contention?
Here’s how the LiveScore Bet odds suggest the Reds will perform in 2026/27…
All odds are correct at the time of writing.

Liverpool’s 2026/27 Premier League title chances: Outright odds and predictions
It is only just over a year ago that Liverpool were celebrating their 20th top-flight title, as Arne Slot’s side finished ten points clear of runners-up Arsenal in 2024/25.
The Reds’ joy was short lived, though, despite a splurge in the transfer market that saw Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitiké, Milos Kerkez, Jeremie Frimpong and Giovanni Leoni arrive for a combined fee of over £400 million.
They laboured to a fifth-place finish last term – and that below-par campaign is reflected in LiveScore Bet’s title odds, despite a change of manager.
Liverpool’s to secure a top-four finish in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions
Liverpool’s aforementioned fifth-place finish was only enough for Champions League football because England’s strong UEFA co-efficient earned the Premier League an extra spot for 2026/27.
Breaking back into the top four is far from guaranteed this year, then, though the Merseysiders will hope that a new manager in the dugout can improve their fortunes.
A fit and firing Isak could also make a huge difference, while young centre-back Leoni is en route to recovery from a long-term ACL injury.
Meanwhile, last summer’s signings have now had a year to adapt to the rigours of the Premier League, so can hope for strong second seasons in L4.
LiveScore Bet are confident that Liverpool can return to the top four, offering odds of 11/25.
Liverpool to secure a top-six finish in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions
It would be a surprise if Liverpool dropped out of the Premier League’s top six teams, though Chelsea’s tenth-place finish in 2025/26 perhaps serves as a cautionary tale.
The Reds can take confidence from Iraola’s record on that front, at least, with the 44-year-old taking Bournemouth to sixth and Europa League qualification last term.
Liverpool last finished seventh or lower back in 2015/16 (8th), in Jürgen Klopp’s first partial season after taking over from Brendan Rogers.
You can get odds of 1/5 that Iraola’s side will finish in the top six with LiveScore Bet.
A Liverpool player to win the Golden Boot in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions
Manchester City’s Erling Haaland (13/20) is a heavy favourite to win the Golden Boot in 2026/27, but Liverpool may have the player best-placed to challenge him.
Supporters at Anfield are yet to see Swedish striker Isak in full flow, after he suffered a broken fibula that kept him out for much of his first season with the club.
However, it is worth remembering that the £125 million signing had a remarkable scoring record at former side Newcastle United, netting 54 goals in just 86 Premier League appearances.
Liverpool’s opening Premier League fixture of 2026/17: Odds and predictions
Talking of Isak’s old club Newcastle, Liverpool have to travel to St James' Park on the opening weekend of next season (Sunday 23rd August, 2pm BST).
And though the Magpies have endured a challenging transfer window to date, that fixture still represents a relative baptism of fire for Iraola.
Lest we forget, the Basque native failed to win any of his first nine games with Bournemouth, during his maiden campaign on the South Coast.
Liverpool ins and outs: Summer transfer specials
Liverpool have already brought two new recruits to Anfield this summer, in the form of centre-back Jérémy Jacquet and left-winger Víctor Muñoz.
The Merseysiders initially agreed a £60 million deal for Jacquet, 21, back in January, but he remained with Rennes for the remainder of 2025/26.
Spain international Muñoz, 23, arrives from Osasuna, after Liverpool met his £34.5 million release clause last month.