Blow for Liverpool: 'World class' player now wants to leave Anfield for one specific reason
Liverpool centre-back Joe Gomez is reportedly now contemplating leaving the club this summer, in order for his 2022 World Cup dream not to be hampered.
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Mohamed Salah's agent wastes no time responding to Jurgen Klopp over contract comments
Rangnick explains Ronaldo absence for Man Utd in derby defeat
Klopp hints at new Liverpool COVID cases and says ‘we will have a problem’ in Brighton warning
Jurgen Klopp has hinted at a fresh wave of coronavirus affecting Liverpool ahead of their Premier League trip to Brighton.
Liverpool boss Klopp expects strong response from his ‘bad losers’
LONDON: Jurgen Klopp has backed Liverpool’s “bad losers” to deliver a strong response when they face Brighton on Saturday stung by only their third defeat this season. Klopp’s side were beaten 1-0 by Inter Milan in the Champions League last 16 second leg on Tuesday. Although Liverpool advanced to the quarter-finals 2-1 on aggregate, having won the first leg in Italy 2-0, Klopp is well aware of the impact of a rare loss on his ferociously competitive players.
Andy Robertson: Footage proves Liverpool man is football's ultimate s***house
Since arriving from Hull City in July 2017, Liverpool’s Andy Robertson has established himself as arguably the greatest left-back in the world.
Liverpool delighted with progress made in Anfield redevelopment
Liverpool's Anfield Road End redevelopment remains on track to open for the 2023/24 season, but the construction company leading the transformation admits to having concerns about the impact the current global situation may have on future progress.
Mohamed Salah’s agent appears to react to Jurgen Klopp’s comments on contract situation
Mohamed Salah really has been in sparkling form at Liverpool this season.
Newcastle Boss Eddie Howe Says Chelsea Will Cope On The Pitch Despite Sanctions
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe believes Chelsea will remain a formidable force on the pitch this season despite the sanctions imposed by the British government on Blues owner Roman Abramovich. Howe's side travel to Stamford Bridge on Sunday to face Chelsea, who will be playing their second game since the Russian billionaire's UK assets were frozen following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Chelsea are not allowed to sign new players, renew contracts or sell match tickets under the stringent new rules imposed on Thursday. The sanctions have raised fears over the club's future but Thomas Tuchel's team showed no signs of being distracted in their 3-1 win at Norwich just hours after the government's announcement.