The mood around Liverpool has rarely felt stranger, with on-field results masking the calmer, more deliberate thinking going on behind closed doors. According to Jonathan Northcroft of The Times, the numbers around our recent form are “numbing”, yet the conversations inside the AXA Training Centre tell a very different story.
Tottenham Hotspur will be aiming to end their three-game winless run when they host Fulham in a London derby on Saturday evening. Thomas Frank has come under pressure following a recent run of poor results, and he must reassure fans that the club is heading in the right direction.
Chelsea faced Barcelona in midweek in the Champions League, and while it was a huge game (and a huge win) for the club overall, it was especially important for one player.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan reportedly completed a full training session with his Inter teammates today, so he’ll be available for a Serie A match against Pisa on Sunday.
Como star Nico Paz and Bayern Munich’s Michael Olise are the only players in Europe’s top five leagues to have already collected at least five goals and five assists in league games, reports Opta.
Liverpool’s current situation has become so strained that conversations around our managerial structure have resurfaced at the worst possible moment for us.
Tomorrow is the big day – Chelsea take on Arsenal in the Premier League, and the hype is building nicely. TransferMarkt just asked their fans to provide a “combined XI” of the two teams to see how balanced the game is likely to be.
Arsenal has confirmed that they will end their partnership with the Rwandan government, meaning the “Visit Rwanda” branding will no longer appear on the club’s jerseys from next season.
Liverpool are interested in signing the Brighton attacker Yankuba Minteh. The 21-year-old has done quite well since moving to the Premier League, and he could prove to be an excellent long-term investment for Liverpool.
Tottenham endured a week to forget on the road, suffering back-to-back defeats under Thomas Frank. Their first away loss of the Premier League season came in the North London Derby, where Arsenal ran riot and scored four times without ever needing to shift into second gear.
News over the last 48 hours has been dominated by Barcelona president Joan Laporta’s comments about Real Madrid, in which he claimed that officials at the Bernabeu club “have Barcelona-itis”.
Enzo Maresca has refused to say who will start at number nine against Arsenal, but has admitted he’s made his decision. Chelsea have a number of attacking options available to them having totally revamped their forward line over the summer with five new attacking signings.
Arsenal has maintained a longstanding interest in Kenan Yildiz, and a potential opportunity may soon arise for the Gunners to secure his signature. The attacker has developed into one of Europe’s most promising talents over the past few seasons and continues to work diligently to achieve success at the highest level.
Fulham are set to travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as they face a freefalling Thomas Frank’s side in a late Saturday kickoff. The Lilywhites have shipped nine goals in their last two games.
Manchester City and Leeds United have confirmed their starting lineups ahead of today’s pivotal Premier League fixture at the Etihad. Pep Guardiola’s side enters today’s match off the back of consecutive defeats to Newcastle United and Bayer Leverkusen.
The legacy of Levy has put us in this mess, and moaning about Frank is academic at best. Yes, you are allowed to be disappointed; we all are, but clucking like wet hens will achieve the square root of nothing.
Zenit Saint Petersburg star Luiz Henrique has expressed a desire to join Arsenal, keeping alive his hope of competing in one of Europe’s top leagues. The Brazilian has been in impressive form over recent campaigns and has worked tirelessly to ensure that top clubs around the world take notice of his performances.
Liverpool’s situation has reached the point where off-pitch details are now shaping the broader discussion around Arne Slot. According to Lewis Steele for Mail Sport, the problems facing our head coach have stretched from the training ground all the way back to Bergentheim, his birthplace in the Dutch Bible Belt.
Tottenham manager Thomas Frank is coming under increasing scrutiny for his overly cautious approach at N17 this season. The Lilywhites were known for free-flowing, attacking football under Ange Postecoglou in recent years, regularly taking the game to opponents even when facing stronger sides.
West Ham United could look to cash in on Andy Irving during the January transfer window, according to Claret and Hugh. The 25-year-old Scottish midfielder was linked with a move away from the club in the summer as well.
Joshua Kimmich has suggested that Arsenal rely heavily on set pieces, a view he expressed when comparing the Gunners to Paris Saint-Germain. Bayern Munich have faced both clubs, and Kimmich indicated that PSG place greater emphasis on open play, whereas Arsenal appear more inclined to use structured dead-ball situations.
Manchester United have been linked with the Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez once again. The player was linked with Manchester United during the summer window, but the Red Devils opted to sign Senne Lammens instead.
Manchester United now face a significant decision after new reports confirmed that RB Leipzig defender Castello Lukeba will become more accessible in the summer of 2026, with his release clause set to drop to €80 million.
Manchester City take on Leeds United today at the Etihad Stadium in what now looms as an important Premier League fixture for Pep Guardiola’s side. Back-to-back defeats to Newcastle United and Bayer Leverkusen have taken the gloss off what did seem to be a bright start to the season for City.