Who is Julian Ward, Liverpool's new sporting director?
Julian Ward has returned to Liverpool as sporting director and faces early decisions on the futures of Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker.
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Liverpool have appointed Julian Ward as the club's new sporting director, returning him to a role he previously held at Anfield.
Ward's return puts him at the center of several pressing decisions, including the futures of senior players Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker, both established figures in the current squad.
Beyond resolving those situations, Ward is also expected to help shape the club's approach to incoming transfers as Liverpool look to strengthen the squad in future windows.
Further details on Ward's remit and priorities are expected to emerge as the club moves forward with its recruitment and player-retention plans.
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