Alexis Mac Allister has capped off an unforgettable season with a major accolade to mark his role in Liverpool’s title-winning campaign. As reported by liverpoolfc.com, “Alexis Mac Allister has been voted the Premier League Player of the Month for April.” The Argentinian midfielder was in sensational form as the Reds clinched their 20th league title, netting long-range stunners against Fulham and Tottenham ... »
If there’s one man who knows what Trent Alexander-Arnold may be feeling right now, it’s Michael Owen and he’s been sharing his thoughts. With our right back set to make a move to Real Madrid, the former striker was asked to comment: “Who can criticise him? I know there will be one or two people that will but he has been there, seen it, done it, and won absolutely everything that the game has got to offer. “... »
Liverpool fans are now very aware that Trent Alexander-Arnold will leave the club this summer, with Arne Slot sharing his thoughts on the news. Asked to respond to the backlash that has come the way of our right back, the Dutchman said: “That people have an opinion about us – if it’s Trent or me, or someone else who works in this industry – that’s not new for anyone. “Probably it’s a bit more for him now th... »
Liverpool fans are coming to terms with the news about Trent Alexander-Arnold and Arne Slot will already begin his planning for the future of this position. The obvious heir to the role is Conor Bradley and our head coach was asked about how much he will play in the remaining three games of this campaign in his pre-Arsenal press conference: “Team selection is as it has been. It’s going to be the same though... »
Mo Salah has been an amazing player for Liverpool since arriving in 2017, yet this season may just have been his crowning glory for a variety of reasons. As reported by the Football Writers’ Association: ‘Liverpool and Egypt winger Salah wins The Footballer of the Year for the third time, equalling record held by Thierry Henry.’ Our Egyptian King pipped Virgil van Dijk to the award that meant he is now sat ... »
Trent Alexander-Arnold has made the decision to leave Liverpool and for the first time since this news broke, our head coach has shared his thoughts. Speaking in his pre-Arsenal press conference, the Dutchman said: “I think, like everybody who likes Liverpool, who’s a fan of Liverpool, we are disappointed for him leaving. “Not only is a good human being leaving the club, but a very, very, very good full-bac... »
Liverpool fans are still reeling from the news that Trent Alexander-Arnold is leaving on a free transfer, that it’s almost taking away from winning the league. However, Jamie Carragher was keen to discuss our successes from this season and what it does for our title chances in the next campaign – as he spoke with BBC Radio Merseyside: “I don’t think anyone predicted this, not even the biggest Liverpool supp... »
Liverpool fans may have been upset to see Trent Alexander-Arnold not follow in the footsteps of Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk but there could yet be more positive contract news. Writing for The Athletic, David Ornstein provided the following update: ‘Don’t forget the extensions of Salah and Van Dijk come at a significant cost and there may be others to follow, like Konate if an agreement can be reached.’ Thi... »
Trent Alexander-Arnold is leaving Liverpool this summer and with his being one of the faces that adorn the murals around Anfield, it’ll be interesting to see if this remains. There has now been an update on the artwork to a building that is graced with one of our current players, though not yet the right back. Whilst we still await the new piece that will be opposite Robbie Fowler, there has been a change t... »
Liverpool fans were hoping for a mammoth transfer window as we look to build upon our Premier League success, though David Ornstein may have just popped the bubble. Writing for The Athletic, the journalist was asked how much money he expects the Reds to be able to spend and said: ‘How long is a piece of string?! ‘There is, of course, money available at Liverpool this summer – largely because of the prudence... »