Paul Merson believes there’s one player who Arne Slot simply can’t omit from the Liverpool starting XI to face Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday evening. The
Mohamed Salah has been reintegrated back into the Liverpool squad, having seemingly been on his way out of Anfield after blockbuster statements in the media about his unhappiness towards manager Arne Slot.
Liverpool have amassed an impressive track record for snapping up prodigious talents from other British clubs in recent years, and they appear to have their sights set on adding one more to the list.
Alexander Isak has been criticised since the big-money move to Liverpool and he has now been backed to secure an exit. Former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann has now weighed in on the situation of the Swedish international striker.
Christian Falk has confirmed Liverpool and Bayern Munich are ‘very interested’ in Franculino Djú. The FC Midtjylland striker has been in sensational form for the Danish outfit, registering 21 goals and three assists in 30 games (across all competitions) this term.
Liverpool are interested in signing the Guinea-Bissau striker Franculino Dju. The 21-year-old has done quite well for Midtjylland, and he has attracted the attention of Bayern Munich as well.
Several of Liverpool’s 2025 signings have not found their feet yet, and the club will be hoping these recent arrivals do not follow the same path as some past players.
Wayne Rooney raised concerns about Alexander Isak’s readiness long before the numbers became a talking point. The former Manchester United forward questioned Isak’s fitness and preparation soon after his £125m move to Liverpool, and the early signs have not been promising.
Jamie Carragher said he believes Mo Salah knew "exactly what he was saying" when giving his fiery post-match speech after Liverpool's 3-3 draw with Leeds.
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot said the club have "moved on" from the saga surrounding Mohamed Salah following his incendiary interview at Elland Road earlier this month.
The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) kicks off on Sunday, Dec. 21, as 24 of Africa’s strongest teams converge in Morocco to battle for the continental championship.
Liverpool will clash heads with Tottenham Hotspur at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Saturday as they hope to secure all three points on the road in the Premier League.
Liverpool’s unbeaten run of late has coincided with a saga surrounding Mo Salah and Arne Slot. Lewis Steele has suggested the matter between Mo Salah and Arne Slot is “certainly not over as far as I’m aware.
Liverpool’s defensive plans could see a familiar target return to the top of our agenda this January. Lewis Steele has claimed the Reds still have a real opportunity to sign Marc Guehi, the Crystal Palace centre-back who nearly joined us in the summer.
Liverpool’s forward planning is often easiest to spot long after the work has already been done. That appears to be the case again after Lewis Steele offered insight into why Antoine Semenyo continues to be discussed behind the scenes at Anfield, despite no deal being imminent.
Liverpool rarely enter a weekend fixture without strong opinions forming around us, but this one has created an unusual level of uncertainty. The Reds travel to Tottenham with momentum building, yet even seasoned pundits struggled to land on a confident outcome.
Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has suggested that the Reds now look better without Mohamed Salah in the team as he continued his war of words with the Egypt international.
A familiar Liverpool debate has taken on a new dimension following comments from an outside voice. Mo Salah has been at the centre of intense scrutiny since his post-Leeds interview, but Jill Scott believes the context around his decision has been widely misunderstood.
Ryan Babel points out the one thing making Arne Slot look bad at Liverpool this season Arne Slot’s first full season in charge of Liverpool hasn’t gone as smoothly as many had hoped, and a few of his decisions have drawn criticism.
A Hugo Ekitike brace in the Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion game was decisive in the Reds’ 2-0 win at Anfield on Saturday, December 13. Ekitike scored a goal in each half to carry his team towards victory.