Danny Murphy has implored Liverpool to be ruthless with Arne Slot, believing that the head coach will find it near-impossible to win over his detractors among the fan base.
Jeremie Frimpong has opened up on the incredible Anfield atmosphere during Liverpool’s unforgettable Champions League win over Galatasaray, describing the night as “really magical” because of the supporters inside the stadium.
Steven Gerrard has implored Liverpool not to sell Curtis Jones this summer, insisting that local inclusion in the first-team squad is ‘vital’ at Anfield.
Jeremie Frimpong insists Liverpool supporters have only seen a fraction of what he can offer after an injury-hit debut season at Anfield. The Dutch international
Jeremie Frimpong has delivered an honest assessment of Liverpool’s disappointing campaign, with the Dutchman admitting the standards at Anfield simply haven’t been met this season.
Liverpool have been urged to move quickly if they want to sign one of the most sought-after wingers in Europe. Merseyside scouts have been keeping watch
Jeremie Frimpong has opened up on the impact Mo Salah and Andy Robertson have had on him during his first Liverpool season, with the Dutchman admitting it was a privilege to share a dressing room with two club legends before their departures this summer.
One Liverpool-focused journalist has suggested that the Anfield hierarchy don’t seem to be ‘absolutely convinced’ about Xabi Alonso, despite ongoing murmurings about him as a prospective successor to Arne Slot.
Rio Ngumoha’s remarkable breakthrough season at Liverpool has received further recognition after the teenager picked up two awards at the Premier League Youth Development Conference on Tuesday evening.
PGMOL chief executive Howard Webb has explained why the controversial Benjamin Sesko goal against Liverpool earlier this month was allowed to stand. The
Liverpool could be in line for a significant injury boost prior to their match against Aston Villa on Friday night, according to one overseas journalist.
It doesn’t take the most forensic of analysis to deduce that Liverpool’s fortunes under Arne Slot have plummeted from last season to this, but one eye-opening statistic has come to light which neatly sums up the extent of the drop-off.
Liverpool know they may have until the World Cup before Chelsea look to finalise a deal to sign Xabi Alonso as their next head coach. Ben Jacobs reports that ‘positive talks’ have taken place between the Blues’ hierarchy and the free agent.
Liverpool fans who’ve been clamouring for Xabi Alonso to take over as the Reds’ head coach for next season have been offered renewed hope of getting their wish.
Liverpool could potentially get a second chance at signing a defender who they wanted in January, according to the latest information from a reporter for Sky Sports.
Ibrahima Konate is now into the final 50 days of his current contract at Liverpool, and we’re no closer to knowing whether or not he’ll still be at Anfield next season.
Jamie Carragher has claimed that Xabi Alonso ‘would love to manage Liverpool’ and would jump at a return to Anfield if he felt there was a chance of it happening.
Anthony Gordon will not be pursued by Barcelona in the summer, with the La Liga outfit considering him too expensive. Fabrizio Romano reports that the race is between Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich and unnamed Premier League clubs.
Jamie Carragher has voiced his concerns that, by sticking with Arne Slot, Liverpool could find themselves in a similar situation to where Manchester United were a couple of years ago.
One young player at Liverpool has announced a change of international allegiance, opting to follow in the footsteps of his father. Reds academy gem Keyrol
David Ornstein has issued an update on whether Liverpool are likely to move for Xabi Alonso this summer, amid reports that the 44-year-old is wanted by Chelsea.
Arne Slot’s tenure at Anfield was supposed to be a seamless transition into a new era, but the 2025/26 season has instead been defined by friction and a crumbling dressing room culture.
Just a year after the excitement of lifting the Premier League trophy, Arne Slot finds himself navigating an increasingly turbulent storm at Anfield. The