Author: Soccerhuz

The No.66 scored a dramatic late winner against Fulham at Anfield, alongside recording two assists and three clean sheets for Liverpool across six matches. The Reds secured four wins and two draws in December to remain unbeaten and end the year at the top of the Premier League standings. Alexander-Arnold has been named on the shortlist for the prize with Cole Palmer (Chelsea), Dominic Solanke (AFC Bournemouth), Richarlison (Tottenham Hotspur), Mohammed Kudus (West Ham United) and Leon Bailey (Aston Villa).

The 26-year-old has deputised brilliantly at left-back in the Reds’ last four fixtures, with Andy Robertson and Kostas Tsimikas both currently absent due to injury. Gomez admits to some unfamiliarity with the role but insists he’s just happy to serve Jürgen Klopp in any way possible. “It’s different at left-back,” the No.2 said. “It’s been a challenge to adapt. Small, minor differences that maybe aren’t noted – maybe how you receive the ball and so on. But people at the club know me now, they know I will give my all. “I’ve been here long enough now but I’m grateful…

Liverpool aim to take a step closer to Wembley when they host Fulham in the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg at Anfield on Wednesday. The Reds head into the clash in strong form as they sit top of the Premier League and earned a 2-0 victory over Arsenal in the FA Cup third round last weekend. However, Jurgen Klopp’s troops have problems when it comes to injury and availability. Ahead of the Fulham encounter, here’s the latest squad news and when some players could return. Virgil van Dijk – illness The Liverpool skipper travelled to Arsenal but was forced to pull out of…

“Stay here and they will end up building a statue in your honour. Go somewhere else, to Barcelona, to Bayern Munich, to Real Madrid, and you will be just another player. Here you can be something more.” Jurgen Klopp’s prophetic warning to Philippe Coutinho when the Brazilian was flirting with a move to Barcelona during the 2017/18 season has been repeated countless times over the years. But it hasn’t stopped players from departing Liverpool and seeking pastures new. Since the German first uttered such words, his Reds side have won every major honour on offer to them. This year launching…

Ally McCoist has proposed that Newcastle United should eagerly pursue the opportunity to sign a midfielder who is currently seeking a new move. While there have been recent links to Jordan Henderson to address their injury concerns, the Sunderland connection may pose challenges for a potential deal. According to Ally McCoist on talkSPORT, he contends that Jordan Henderson would be an ideal profile for Newcastle, providing a temporary replacement for Sandro Tonali for the remainder of the season. While Henderson’s profile aligns well with an experienced Premier League midfielder, his Sunderland roots could pose a challenge, considering the history of…

I don’t feel any sympathy for Jordan (Henderson) or Bobby (Firmino) whatsoever. How can you feel sympathy for someone who has gone out there, pays no tax, and has and got paid a ridiculous amount of money? I don’t feel sorry for them. It’s a lesson learned. The grass is not always greener on the other side, is it? Jordan’s found that out. and he has to live with it. If they come back, they can spread the misery. It’s not always great to go out and get the money. You miss the Premier League, the attendances, the atmospheres, probably…

Liverpool are considering a transfer for Sporting Lisbon Ousmane Diomande, who is one player on a list of four centre-back targets that includes his teammate, Goncalo Inacio. While the Merseysiders were not expected to sign a centre-back until the summer, their timeline has been advanced due to Joel Matip’s ACL tear. With the former Schalke star ruled out until the end of the season with an ACL injury and his expiring contract, Matip may tragically never play for the Reds again. He’s been an incredible player for the club when fit but his injury woes seem to have tragically put his Liverpool career to an…

The winter transfer window has been fairly quiet so far. Across the Premier League, few deals have been done, though there is still around three weeks to go. Liverpool could probably do with another center-back but the chances of the right one becoming available are probably slim. In 2024, though, most likely in the summer, there are going to be more deals done as Jürgen Klopp continues to reshape his side. The German’s 2.0 version of the Reds is coming together nicely but there is still some more refinement that needs to be done. The goalkeeping department is settled with…

If Liverpool could sign a player in any position right now, it should be a left-sided center-back who can also cover at full-back. And yet, the transfer links continue to arrive without anyone fitting that description in sight. Kylian Mbappé remains a big name in the news but a move to Real Madrid appears far more likely than a switch to Liverpool because of the economics involved. But until the Frenchman has confirmed his next destination, there will be chatter in the background about where he might end up. Another attacker might be a priority in the summer but right now, Liverpool…

Fabio Carvalho has agreed to join Hull City on loan from Liverpool for the rest of the season after a failed stint at RB Leipzig, with the Tigers fending off interest from Premier League clubs and Championship rivals Southampton. Wolves and Sheffield United were keen on the 21-year-old but Liverpool decided that, after playing just 360 minutes in Germany, a move to the second tier would be more sensible, with Southampton and Leeds also interested. Hull asserted themselves as front-runners because of manager Liam Rosenior’s willingness to give loanees a chance, as seen with fellow Anfield star Tyler Morton, who is excelling this season. The…