Hugo Ekitike was Liverpool’s two-goal hero against Brighton on Saturday afternoon, and he modestly sought to heap glowing praise on the other man who’s set to dominate tonight’s headlines.
Liverpool welcomed Brighton and Hove Albion at Anfield earlier this afternoon as they looked to earn all three points at home in the Premier League. The Reds made a dream start to the contest and got their noses ahead in the first minute when Hugo Ekitike found the back of the net.
Mohamed Salah’s latest comments have left his teammates with plenty of questions to answer. It was a tense night for Liverpool fans after the 3-3 draw with Leeds, and while Salah did not play, he still managed to grab the headlines.
Liverpool locked horns with Leeds United at Elland Road earlier tonight as they hoped to secure a good result on the road in the Premier League. The Reds made a good start to the game but were held to a scoreless draw at the half-time break.
Liverpool will lock horns with Leeds United at Elland Road this Saturday evening as they look to secure all three points on the road in the Premier League.
Not for the first time, Liverpool will be hoping that the Champions League can provide some respite from their domestic woes as they welcome PSV Eindhoven to Anfield tonight.
Liverpool will entertain PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday night as they look to secure a good result at home in the UEFA Champions League. The Reds suffered a disappointing 3-0 loss against Nottingham Forest recently, so they would be eager to return to winning ways in midweek.
Hugo Ekitike made his second senior start for France in their 3-1 win over Azerbaijan on Sunday, with Didier Deschamps subtly doing Arne Slot a significant favour in the process.
The latest international break may have come as a welcome lift for Hugo Ekitike who continues to gain confidence away from Anfield. Hugo Ekitike featured again for France during their 3-1 win over Azerbaijan and, although he only registered one shot, Didier Deschamps still highlighted the Liverpool forward’s growing contribution.
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A break from domestic action allows Liverpool’s fans and players a break from a poor run of form and it’s safe to say one of our forward’s has taken full advantage of it.
Liverpool’s season just got a jolt. Fans and pundits have been guessing how Arne Slot will squeeze a raft of summer signings into one starting eleven. Recent inside scoops suggest the manager will test a bold formation after the international break that would start both Hugo Ekitiké and Alexander Isak together up front.
With Alexander Isak still managing fitness concerns, Hugo Ekitike is set to lead the line for Liverpool once again against Manchester City. The Reds are aiming for a third straight win, something they have not managed since September.
Hugo Ekitike’s latest record is one that no Liverpool player has ever achieved before and it’s likely nobody ever will. The French striker’s finish against former club Eintracht Frankfurt didn’t just get us back in the game in Germany, it completed a streak confirmed by club statistician Ged Rea as a first in our history (via Liverpoolfc.com).
) In July, Ekitike completed his move to Anfield for an initial £69 million, with the potential for an additional £10 million in add-ons. Moreover, he signed a six-year contract, per ESPN.
Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike stands set to face disciplinary action after his needless red card in the Carabao Cup victory over Southampton earlier this week.
Liverpool booked its place in the fourth round of the EFL Cup with a late 2-1 victory over Southampton at Anfield on Tuesday, though Hugo Ekitike’s avoidable red card overshadowed the win.
Hugo Ekitike’s move to Liverpool became one of the high-profile transfers of the summer transfer window this year. In particular, rumours swirled that Newcastle United had been in the frame, maybe even in poles position, before Liverpool swooped in.
Hugo Ekitike has taken to life at Liverpool quickly following his summer move from Eintracht Frankfurt. The French forward joined as part of a restructured attacking group and made an instant impact, scoring in each of his first three games to match a record held by Daniel Sturridge.
The Athletic’s Adam Crafton reports that Liverpool received €17 million (£15 million) this week from a sell-on clause tied to Ekitiké’s transfer. On top of that, the club has brought in at least £200 million thanks to their Champions League triumph and finishing as runners-up at the Club World Cup.