Liverpool have officially agreed terms with Arne Slot to take over the reins from Jurgen Klopp this summer. The Reds had been thought to also be keen on Sporting Lisbon’s Ruben Amorim. Though, there were a couple of elements, as Melissa Reddy pointed out, that pushed them in a different direction. Playing philosophy and long-term vision were the big sticking points in that regard. “He had ticked quite a few... »
It’s set to be a summer of change at Liverpool and such is the volume of this alteration that most of the staff sat on the bench alongside Arne Slot for his first game at Anfield will be unrecognisable. Taking to X, Fabrizio Romano reported: ‘Liverpool and Feyenoord have prepared all the documents for Arne Slot deal to be completed… Sipke Hulshoff and Ruben Peeters will be part of Slot’s staff.’ It’s moving... »
It was another disappointing result for Liverpool but there were positives to be taken from our draw with West Ham, something Jurgen Klopp wanted to acknowledge. Speaking with the press after the games, the 56-year-old said: “Jarell [Quansah] did really well. “It’s how it is as a central defender, you are from time to time around when goals get scored and that’s how it is. But he played a really good game a... »
Liverpool are out of the title race but watching Arsenal succeed in the first-half against Tottenham thanks to an incident that we saw Diogo Jota sent off for, is very frustrating. Before the Gunners scored their first goal of the day, Dejan Kulusevski was brought down in the box but the incident was not adjudged to be a penalty for the hosts. READ MORE: (Video) ‘Salah’s time is coming to an end’: Redknapp ... »
The whole world seems to be talking about the moment that Mo Salah and Jurgen Klopp had a public disagreement and Jamie Redknapp has added his thoughts. Speaking on Sky Sports, the 50-year-old said: “It felt a little bit uncharacteristic for both of them. READ MORE: (Video) Pundit: Mo Salah looked ‘uninterested’ against West Ham – ‘he was just stood there’ “Jurgen Klopp doesn’t tend to fall out with his own... »
Mo Salah and Jurgen Klopp’s public spat at the London Stadium has split the football world and one of the most extreme thoughts on the event is that it marks the end of the 31-year-old’s time at Anfield. Speaking on Sky Sports, Tim Sherwood said: “They’ve obviously got a new manager coming in. I think they need to cash in [on Salah] now. “In the financial times as it is now, if they want to spend money and ... »
Mo Salah’s performance against West Ham has been widely criticised by many and now another pundit has added insult to injury for our record Premier League goal scorer. Speaking on beIN Sports, Andy Gray said: “He looked like he was uninterested when he came on, that’s not like Salah, he looked like he was just stood there.” READ MORE: (Video) Pundit: Liverpool ‘have to sell Mo Salah’ after Jurgen Klopp spat... »
Much has been made about what Mo Salah did before and after his appearance against West Ham but Alan Shearer was more concerned about what happened whilst the game was taking place. Analysing our chances on Match of the Day, the Geordie said: “[Salah] comes on, look at his attitude. “Good throw in [Liverpool] get down the line and have a look where he is – he’s moved about five yards and there’s no one in t... »
Mo Salah and Jurgen Klopp’s feud is spilling over into all corners of our fanbase and football as a whole, with Alan Shearer siding with the forward. Speaking on Match of the Day, the Geordie said: “I understand if Mo’s got the right hump because the number of times he’s been to Liverpool’s saviour and Liverpool’s superstar. “He’s got 17 in 25 league starts, if that was anyone else we’d look at that and thi... »
Mo Salah and Jurgen Klopp’s public fallout has led to opinions on the matter from many and Gary Lineker has added his take on the events. Speaking on Match of the Day, the host said about the incident: “That’s what happens when someone announces they’re going to leave before the end of the season.” READ MORE: (Video) Shearer: ‘I understand’ Salah’s anger and reaction to Klopp after being ‘Liverpool’s saviou... »