Nomor 9 Liverpool: Ian Rush hingga Alexander Isak
Jakarta - Di era Premier League, Liverpool punya sejumah pemain yang memakai nomor punggung 9. Mulai dari Ian Rush, hingga kini Alexander Isak.
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Soal Isak ke Liverpool, Gyokeres Tepis Anggapan Pemain Punya Kuasa
Transfer Alexander Isak ke Liverpool jadi drama yang cukup panjang. Striker Arsenal Viktor Gyokeres menepis anggapan bahwa pemain punya kuasa besar dalam transfer.
Liverpool, Arsenal win transfer window; Newcastle biggest losers - ESPN
For Europe's biggest clubs and leagues, the time for transfers in 2025 has come and gone, and they won't be able to do any more business until January. Which is probably a good thing given the overall spending record in the Premier League has been broken again.
Spain’s EuroBasket title defense in jeopardy after loss to Italy
LIMASSOL, Cyprus: Spain are in danger of not getting out of Group C after losing 67-63 to Italy on Tuesday, but the defending EuroBasket champions still control their destiny.
Isak ke Liverpool, Gyokeres Beri Selamat
Alexander Isak akhirnya menuntaskan transfernya ke Liverpool. Striker Arsenal Viktor Gyokeres memberi selamat kepada kompatriotnya itu.
Dua Faktor yang Bikin Liverpool Jor-joran di Bursa Transfer
Mantan Direktur Liverpool Christian Purslow menilai Si Merah sangat boros di bursa transfer karena dua faktor. Dua faktor tersebut terkait performa dan finansial.
Isak Selamanya Berterima Kasih kepada Newcastle
Alexander Isak mengucap salam perpisahan kepada Newcastle United usai pindah ke Liverpool. Isak berterima kasih kepada Newcastle.
Liverpool front record spending by English clubs as player power takes hold in transfer window
LONDON: English soccer — and Liverpool, in particular — flexed their financial muscles in unprecedented fashion in a summer transfer window that highlighted the growing imbalance in the European game as well as the effect player power can have in securing a move. Here’s what we learned from the last two months in the transfer market: English dominance The raw facts are that the 20 clubs in the Premier League — fueled by unrivaled spending power because of the competition’s huge domestic and international broadcasting deals — splashed out a record total of $4 billion on players in the summer window. That outlay is more than Europe’s other four top leagues — Spain, Italy, Germany, France — combined. The previous single-window record spend was 2.36 billion pounds (now $3.2 billion) in 2023. More pertinently, the Premier League’s net spend was $1.75 billion, compared to Italy ($100 million) and Spain ($60 million), according to figures by Transfermarkt.