Club Officials
See also: List of Liverpool F.C. managers- Owner: Fenway Sports Group
- Honorary Life President: David Moores
- Liverpool Football and Athletics Grounds Limited
- Principal Owner: John W. Henry
- Chairman: Tom Werner
- Vice-Chairman: David Ginsberg
- Managing Director: Ian Ayre
- Chief Commercial Officer: Billy Hogan
- Chief Financial Officer: Philip Nash
- Liverpool Football Club
- Directors: John W. Henry, Tom Werner, Jeffrey Vinik, Ian Ayre, David Ginsberg, Philip Nash, Michael Gordon
- Club Secretary: Ian Silvester
- Operations Director: Andrew Parkinson
- Chief Groundsman: Terry Forsyth
- Stadium Manager: Ged Poynton
- Director of Communications: Susan Black
- Chief Media Officer: Matthew Baxter
- Head of Recruitment: Dave Fallows
- Head of Analysis: Michael Edwards
- Chief Scout: Barry Hunter
- Coaching and Medical Staff
- Manager: Brendan Rodgers
- Assistant Manager: Colin Pascoe
- First Team Coach: Mike Marsh
- Goalkeeping Coach: John Achterberg
- Performance Analyst: Glen Driscoll
- Fitness and Conditioning Analyst: Ryland Morgans
- Opposition Analyst: Chris Davies
- Director of Player Development/Academy Manager: Frank McParland
- Head of Academy Coaching: Rodolfo Borrell
- U21's Manager: Alex Inglethorpe
- First Team Doctor: Zaf Iqbal
- Physiotherapist: Chris Morgan
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