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Despite approving the loans of Nat Phillips and Rhys Williams, Liverpool did not enter the center-back market this summer. If a similar injury situation occurred again, Jürgen Klopp would now need to look elsewhere. The backup pairing in 2020–21.  Ibrahima Konaté has now joined Liverpool, at least, though his history of injuries is not exactly encouraging. Joe Gomez and Jol Matip are presently holding down the fort as Virgil van Dijk serves a suspension, and he has already been absent this season. That pair’s injury records are also not exactly stellar. Only Van Dijk, a 32-year-old on the roster,…
Because of the dubious selections of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jordan Henderson, Paul Merson worries that James Ward-Prowse and his England career may be over. With West Ham, James Ward-Prowse has had an outstanding start to the year. However, England manager Gareth Southgate has decided not to select him for the national team. In a contentious decision, Gareth Southgate omitted the 28-year-old from his team for this month’s matches against Scotland and Ukraine. With one goal and three assists, the former Southampton midfielder has had a stellar start to the season. Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is a right-back by trade, was…
Recently, Joe Cole compared Mohamed Salah of Liverpool and Bukayo Saka of Arsenal to Lionel Messi. He identified the trait shared by all three players. Currently, Messi and the other two attackers rank among the top left-footed players in the world of football, and all three of them are all-time greats. One of the best attacking players in the world of football right now is Saka. The 22-year-old has had an impressive start to the 2023–24 campaign, having already made contributions of two goals and one assist in four games for Arsenal. The English winger is a continuous threat on…
A drastic transfer trend that might leave Liverpool behind has been sparked by the most recent sale of Moises Caicedo, but FIFA’s intervention could make a difference. As is now widely known, Caicedo opted for Chelsea over Liverpool despite the Reds’ £110 million offer.  Additionally, Brighton accepted the bid, and Liverpool was ready to receive the player for a medical. However, the Ecuadorian paused before deciding on Chelsea. His signing by the London club cost £115 million, making it the largest transaction in the open market. The Declan Rice deal from Arsenal and the Bellingham deal from Real Madrid…
 Graeme Souness thinks that Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai are two “stars” that Liverpool have uncovered, but he is not sure that Wataru Endo will play a significant role this year. The Reds were aggressive in their pursuit of Mac Allister and Szoboszlai in the transfer market and have already seen the caliber of both players in action in the early going of the current campaign.  Prior to Ryan Gravenberch’s addition on deadline day, Japan international Wataru Endo, who is still somewhat of an enigma, completed a deal after their arrivals at the club.After recent victories over Newcastle United…
Liverpool’s failure during the first half of the season is what Al-Ittihad is banking on.  Al-Ittihad wants to make another attempt in January after being unsuccessful in their summer pursuit of Mohamed Salah, when even a world record offer of £215 million wasn’t enough for the Reds.  According to The Mirror, if Liverpool finds themselves out of the title race in the new year, the Saudis believe their chances will be improved.  Al-Ittihad thinks they’ll be more open to selling if their hopes of winning the title are gone.  The topic of personal terms has already…
When Sir Alex Ferguson identified Manchester United as his main worry seven years ago, he was proven to be correct about Liverpool. Under the Scotsman, the Red Devils dominated the early years of the Premier League era and well into the twenty-first century. But since he retired and Manchester City reinforced their dominance under new owners on the other side of Manchester, everything has changed. Liverpool supporters don’t need to be reminded of the hegemony Ferguson achieved during his extended stay at Old Trafford. Ferguson’s tenure coincided with Liverpool’s poor stretch, to which he, of course, made numerous contributions. However,…
Wataru Endo, a recent addition for Liverpool, will only be a squad member during this season, according to former football player and analyst Graeme Souness. It came as a big surprise when Endo joined the Merseyside club this summer. He joined the team to take Fabinho’s place, who left to join Al-Ettifaq during this transfer window. The Japanese international, according to several German sources, is seriously undervalued. Although Endo is not well-known, he could be useful for the Reds this year. Â Graeme Souness, on the other hand, is not holding out much hope for Endo this year. The pundit claims…
The Senegal international Mane will always be remembered for his legendary status at Liverpool, despite the fact that his one-year stint at Bayern Munich was nothing short of terrible, defined by subpar performances and an off-field altercation with teammate Leroy Sane. Mane won every title imaginable while residing in Merseyside, and his departure occurred during the Reds’ weakest campaign under Jurgen Klopp to date. Ask the player’s former teammate Billy Koumetio how the player’s influence is still felt at the club. The 20-year-old defender, who is still on Anfield’s payroll despite being on loan at USL Dunkerque of Ligue 2,…
Wataru End was the closest Liverpool came to’replacing’ Fabinho this summer. At least he is the sixth specialist. The Stuttgart veteran, though, is older than Fabinho at 30 years of age. And while Jürgen Klopp has already demonstrated his confidence in him by giving him his first start away at Newcastle, it is still unclear whether he will become a regular for Liverpool throughout this season and beyond — especially given the other midfield additions made in the summer. To dismiss End before he has even had an opportunity to make a mistake would be incredibly unfair. At the very…