TalkingPoints users predict where Liverpool will finish in their first season with Andoni Iraola

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Liverpool will be hoping for a much better season in 2026/27, after spending a humbling year scrapping for the Champions League spots.Although there has been a change in manager – or head coach, to be more precise – the hangover from a dismal 2025/26 campaign has lingered into a summer where Liverpool have not been nearly as busy as expected.With concern over the squad Andoni Iraola has inherited rife among the fanbase, Rousing The Kop asked fans on its new TalkingPoints platform to vote for where the Reds will end up finishing this season. After hundreds of votes cast, it is fair to say that Liverpool fans are fairly split on what the campaign will hold.

Where will Liverpool finish in the Premier League in 2026/27? Give us your expectations for Andoni Iraola's first season at Anfield Credit: Getty Images/Geoff Stellfox Some Liverpool fans are expecting a title pushAfter such a disappointing season last year – and an underwhelming summer window to say the least – it would be understandable if supporters think Liverpool will be nowhere near the Premier League title this season.However, when asked, the majority of fans on TalkingPoints actually believe the opposite, with 39% of voters backing Iraola’s team to win the league.Perhaps more realistically, 35% selected 3rd-5th as the most likely position for Liverpool this term.After coming fifth last season, it would not be a surprise in the slightest to see the Reds occupy a similar spot.

Nobody wants that.Elsewhere, 15% opted for 2nd, which, depending on what happens in the cup competitions, would be a good first season for Iraola.Unfortunately, some pessimists still remain, with 5% of voters predicting Liverpool to finish 6th, while 6% even think the Reds will end the season outside of the top six. But while Arsenal may be the main beneficiaries of that, Liverpool can capitalise as well.