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Here is your Liverpool morning digest for Thursday, February 24.

Liverpool will be in line for a piece of a bumper new Champions League deal worth an estimated £4.2bn per year,

European football's governing body UEFA had last month been seeking a marketing partner to sell the next cycle of Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League media rights.

And having settled on Swiss-based TEAM Marketing to sell those rights, UEFA are expecting to generate around €145bn (£12.5bn) for the three-year cycle for the three competitions, which will include a revamped and expanded Champions League that will increase to 36 teams from 2024, with a different format under a 'Swiss Model' and more games to be televised.

Should those values be realised then the prize pot, UEFA and the European Clubs Association (ECA) expect will reach €5bn (£4.2bn) per season to be dished out to competing clubs through prize money, TV revenues, market pool, coefficients and commercial revenues.

For Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group, who were one of the main agitators behind the doomed European Super League plot last year, the bumper new deal gives them the chance of a bigger slice of the pie, one that will make success and Champions League qualification even more important, and valuable, to the