Liverpool midfielder Bobby Clarke will not play again this year and although the Super League decision favors Real Madrid and Barcelona, it could be a blow for FSG. We’ll bring you the latest news from Liverpool.
The Liverpool midfielder will play until 2024.Liverpool will be without midfielder Bobby Clarke for the rest of the year, according to the ECHO. Clarke’s fitness problems have limited him to five appearances – four in the Premier League Tier 2 and one in the EFL Trophy – and he will not return to action until 2024. Jurgen Klopp took Clarke to Germany and Singapore and impressed the 18-year-old in pre-season.
He was hoping to score in the 4-0 win over Leicester at the end of July and a breakthrough was on the horizon. Clarke has also shone for the under-21s this season, scoring twice and kicking three goals. However, he never played for the senior team, although he was included in the Europa League.
Instead, opportunities were given to players like Ben Doak, Jarell Quanza and Luke Chambers.The FA Cup could provide another opportunity, but the second leg of the first leg, scheduled for January, will depend on the player’s exact recovery schedule. Liverpool will find out who their first opponent will be next week.
The European Court of Justice is due to rule next month on UEFA’s response to Super League, which could affect Liverpool, the ECHO reports. The court will decide whether UEFA and FIFA breached competition law by threatening sanctions against players and teams participating in the competition. Liverpool were one of 12 teams included in the April 2021 fixture list, along with the rest of the Premier League’s ‘big six’ and Europe’s biggest clubs.
However, the project was quickly abandoned due to backers’ opposition, and FSG chairman John Henry had no choice but to apologise. With Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona still “heavily invested” in the idea, perhaps a favorable resolution could pave the way for another split. There has been little interest in England, but the threat to the Premier League may try to persuade other top clubs on the continent to host the tournament.
Football Finance and Commerce says: “Let’s say in the next two or three years the best teams in different leagues come together and something comes to market that could be a competitive product outside the UK.” Daniel. Haddad told the ECHO. “That’s why Barcelona and Real Madrid put so much effort into these structures, because it’s the only way they can compete with the Premier League in the long term.”
