Liverpool have undoubtedly had a number of the greatest attacking players of the Premier League era. From Robbie Fowler and Michael Owen, to Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane, the Anfield faithful have been lucky enough to see some outstanding goalscorers over the last three decades.
Senegal striker Sadio Mane came out on top against former Liverpool teammate Mohamed Salah on Wednesday, as Mane's decisive strike saw his team win their Africa Cup of Nations semifinal against Egypt 1-0 in Tangier.
Egypt is one of Africa's strongest teams, and Salah is one of Africa's strongest players, but incredibly, the two haven't managed to show much strength together.
Liverpool’s long-term planning at right-back continues to take shape quietly behind the scenes as opportunities emerge and patience is tested. Calvin Ramsay has spoken openly about where he currently stands within Arne Slot’s squad, as reported in the official matchday programme via liverpoolfc.com.
One Liverpool player who’s currently out on loan has had ‘conversations’ with his parent club amid speculation over a potential recall to Anfield. Lewis
Ex-Liverpool striker Stan Collymore has urged the Merseysiders to consider an audacious swap deal involving another of his former clubs. Ibrahima Konate
Liverpool’s squad management continues to throw up uncomfortable side stories, even as our focus remains firmly on chasing trophies under Arne Slot. One of those situations has now been described in stark terms by a respected broadcast voice.
Liverpool have endured a difficult campaign, even with several high-profile names in their squad. Hugo Ekitike made an impact from the bench on Monday, finding the net against Barnsley in the FA Cup.
For one young player at Liverpool, an under-the-radar friendly for the Reds’ under-21s against Wrexham on Tuesday marked a seminal moment in his fledgling career.
Liverpool have rarely lacked talking points this season, but beneath the weekly noise sits a wider question about expectations, transition and what success actually looks like for us right now.
Liverpool have navigated another week of noise and narrative, but beneath the results, deeper questions continue to surface around authority, standards and control at Anfield.
Conor Bradley has taken to social media for the first time since his season was cruelly ended by a devastating injury blow. The Liverpool right-back went
Arne Slot has admitted that he may have made a ‘mistake’ over his usage of one Liverpool player in the FA Cup win over Barnsley on Monday night. In stark
One player who’s been out on loan from Liverpool has reportedly returned to Merseyside, with some final bureaucracy to be undertaken before his temporary deal is officially severed.
Liverpool’s FA Cup win over Barnsley produced moments of quality and control, but one flashpoint continues to dominate discussion around our performance at Anfield.
Liverpool could reportedly be set to do battle with Real Madrid in the race to sign a prodigious Dutch starlet. In November, Soccernews claimed that the Reds had been ‘seriously considering’ an approach to AZ Alkmaar for Kees Smit, with the midfielder understood to have ‘charmed’ Arne Slot as far back as 10 years ago.
It’s been quite a week in the life of Antoine Semenyo, who since last Wednesday has scored in three separate matches for two different teams. In the space
Tottenham Hotspur had reportedly been eyeing a move for a Liverpool first-team regular before pivoting to an alternative target. While the Reds have yet to enter the January transfer market, Spurs seem poised to complete their first signing of 2026 after agreeing a £34m deal for Atletico Madrid’s Conor Gallagher (Sky Sports).
John Aldridge has praised one Liverpool player who, in his view, ‘provides something different’ for Arne Slot’s side. Jeremie Frimpong was among the Reds’
Jurgen Klopp has been quick to address speculation linking him with taking over as Real Madrid head coach for next season, following the swift dismissal of Xabi Alonso, with Alvaro Arbeloa since taking charge.
Liverpool are reportedly still planning to keep hold of star forward Mohamed Salah until the end of his contract in 2027. However, the Reds may also be open to ending Salah’s deal early if things don’t settle down at Anfield after his notable bust-up with manager Arne Slot.