Liverpool’s 5-1 win away to Eintracht Frankfurt was one of those European nights we’ll remember for more than just the scoreline. Hugo Ekitike, who left the Bundesliga side to join us in the summer, produced one of the standout performances of the night – scoring his first Champions League goal for the club and showing pure class after full-time.
Is this the night that Liverpool end their losing streak, which currently stands at four matches? A month after racking up seven consecutive wins, the Reds are now on an extended run that they’ll be desperate to break as they face Eintracht Frankfurt in Germany tonight in their third Champions League game of the season.
Hugo Ekitike is still turning heads months after swapping the Bundesliga for Anfield and one former opponent has just admitted he doesn’t want to play against him again.
Midtjylland defender Ousmane Diao has revealed his admiration for Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike and claimed that he would love to play alongside the French international. Diao came up against the 23-year-old last season and found it difficult to deal with the striker.
It’s not often a former Liverpool striker admits he was wrong, but Djibril Cisse has done just that after watching Hugo Ekitike’s electric start to life at Anfield.
Hugo Ekitike has enjoyed a terrific start to his Liverpool career, with the exception of the needless red card that he picked up in the Carabao Cup win over Southampton last month.
It’s been the summer of big strikers, but one BBC Sport journalist believes Liverpool’s two headline signings are already under the microscope. According to Michael Emons for BBC Sport, the reigning Premier League champions’ new-look front line of Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike has endured a mixed beginning to the 2025–26 campaign.
Hugo Ekitike only made his debut for France a month ago, but one gesture by Didier Deschamps suggests that the Liverpool striker is now at the forefront of the national team manager’s thinking.
Hugo Ekitike has said that his perception of one Liverpool teammate has changed since coming to Anfield in the summer. The Frenchman joined the Reds from
As we approach Fantasy Football Matchweek 7 of the Premier League, scheduled from Friday, October 3, to Sunday, October 5, it’s essential for FPL managers to strategise effectively to maximise their points.
Chelsea are looking to end a run of consecutive defeats in the Premier League when they host Liverpool on Saturday evening. Enzo Maresca's side have suffered back-to-back losses in the league against Manchester United and Brighton & Hove Albion, with their last win coming on August 30 against Fulham.
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has ruled goalkeeper Alisson out of Saturday's trip to Chelsea, with two other players doubtful. As previously reported, Liverpool suffered a couple of injury blows during Tuesday's Champions League defeat to Galatasaray.
Liverpool breathe a small sigh of relief as Hugo Ekitike looks likely to be available for Saturday’s Premier League clash at Chelsea. The striker saw himself off during the midweek Champions League defeat at Galatasaray after picking up what initially looked like a worrying injury.
Liverpool’s injury list is starting to grow, with two more players coming off during Tuesday’s defeat to Galatasaray. Alisson Becker and Hugo Ekitike both exited in the second half, adding to what was already a tough night for the Reds in Istanbul.
Liverpool’s Champions League setback in Istanbul has sparked debate, with former forward Neil Mellor suggesting the Reds were undone by officiating rather than being outplayed.
For the second Tuesday in a row, Hugo Ekitike had his match ended prematurely against Galatasaray, albeit in rather different circumstances to last week.
Liverpool’s Champions League defeat in Istanbul brought more than just disappointment on the scoreboard, with a fresh injury setback confirmed and another scare that may yet ease before the weekend.
When Hugo Ekitike decided to move clubs this summer, many observers expected interest from a swathe of top teams across Europe. Yet, despite reported approaches from Manchester United and Newcastle, the French forward ultimately opted to commit to Liverpool.
) 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.
Hugo Ekitike recently explained why he opted to join Liverpool instead of Newcastle. The Magpies were searching for a replacement for Alexander Isak, who also wanted to move to the Reds.
New Liverpool star Alexander Isak highlights the ambition of competition for all major trophies with the Merseyside club this season. The 26-year-old played for 45 minutes against Southampton in the Carabao Cup third round and scored the opening Liverpool goal.
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.
We’ve been looking forward to the Daily Mail’s Chelsea confidential for this week, and it hasn’t disappointed. Kieran Gill’s weekly piece is always full of juicy bits, and this week the lead story is on the biggest remaining plotline of this summer, potentially.
Manchester United are now at risk of losing out on Hugo Ekitike to fellow Premier League outfit Newcastle this summer. The Magpies have reportedly ‘rekindled their interest’ in the Frenchman in their bid to bolster the forward line.
With the summer transfer window fast approaching, English clubs are already moving swiftly. Those needing reinforcements in attack, after paying the price for their shortcomings in recent seasons, are expected to be the most active.