When & who was the last transfer between Man United & Liverpool?

The last transfer between the two clubs took place before 1970.

Liverpool and Manchester United have a long-standing rivalry. Both clubs have played against each other many times in almost every competition, raising the bar of every encounter they have had.

There aren’t many rivalries that can compare to the ferocity and depth of hostility between Manchester United and Liverpool.

There are only a few players who have actually competed for both Northern powerhouses during their careers, despite their fierce football rivalry.

When and who was the last transfer between Manchester United and Liverpool?

There haven’t been many transfers that have happened between the two clubs. Given their intense rivalry, the players from the respective clubs happen to hate each other.

But still, there have been a handful of transfers that have taken place between the two sides. But the last move took place in 1964. The final player to change clubs between Manchester United and Liverpool was Phil Chisnall.

Phil Chisnall joined Liverpool for a £25,000 fee in April 1964 after graduating from United’s development academy and playing for their senior side from 1961 to 1964, scoring 10 goals in 47 games.

Four months after arriving, Chisnall made his Liverpool debut in the Charity Shield and scored his first goal in a European Cup triumph over KR Reykjavik.

But he didn’t stay at the club for long. His final game was the first leg of the 1965–66 Cup Winners’ Cup semi-final against Celtic. He finished with two goals in nine games.

After that, Chisnall played for Southend United before retiring at Stockport County.

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