Author: Soccerhuz

Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai has been sensational for club and country alike this season. The Reds star stood out for Hungary in their 2-2 draw with Lithuania in Euro 2024 qualifying on Tuesday. However, Szoboszlai‘s impressive stats at full time don’t tell the full story. The Liverpool ace was initially deployed in a more deep-lying role in the first half, and he struggled as the hosts raced into a 2-0 lead. Hungary boss Marco Rossi was hoping that Szoboszlai could set the tempo and dictate proceedings from a deeper position. However, that wasn’t the case. And after the break, the Liverpool…

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According to Fabrizio Romano via Caught Offside, there are a host of clubs in the Premier League that are keeping constant tabs on Jamal Musiala. The 20-year-old ‘generational talent’ had a terrific season with Bayern Munich, with the club eager to tie him down to a long-term deal. There’s something about certain players who instinctively show they are special. That x-factor was seen in Jude Bellingham, and he rightly got his big move to Real Madrid. Jamal Musiala is another such player who has shown there’s so much more to come from him. Bayern Munich can consider themselves very fortunate…

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Liverpool have reportedly joined the race for Victor Osimhen’s highly coveted signature. European giants are on high alert for the red-hot Napoli star after his public fallout with the club last month – when the Serie A outfit’s social media team appeared to mock him for missing a penalty against Bologna. Jurgen Klopp sent one of his scouts to watch him in action on international duty, according to The Sun. Osimhen played 60 minutes of Nigeria’s friendly with Saudi Arabia in Portugal before a hamstring injury forced him off. He did not play in their next friendly against Mozambique. It means Liverpool…

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Liverpool may have found the perfect Mohamed Salah replacement ready for the summer. The Reds have been linked with a manner of different players as they prepare for the possible departure of Salah next year. One of those forwards has been Bayern Munich’s Leroy Sane. And according to ESPN pundit Janusz Michalik, Sane to Liverpool would ‘make sense.’ “It would make sense, positionally, the way he plays, he’s familiar with the league obviously,” says the former USA international. “If Mo Salah were to go, in the current form then Leroy Sane would make sense.” However, Michalik isn’t sure that Sane should be looking…

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It has been a weighty week in world news given the ongoing conflict and resultant humanitarian crisis taking place in Gaza, a highly polarizing situation and one that athletes in European football at least have largely avoided making comment on. With Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah probably the world’s most recognizable Muslim athlete, though, people certainly have been curious as to whether the forward would weigh in on the situation. As is perhaps to be expected given the heated nature of situation, no formal statement has been made by Salah to this point, something for which he has come in for criticism from…

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Liverpool and Egypt star Mohamed Salah has called upon the World leaders to “come together to prevent a further slaughter of innocent souls” after the events of the last week in Israel and Palestine. Salah posted a video on message on his ‘X’ account, where he has over 18 million followers, and his Instagram, with over 62 million followers, on Wednesday evening. Within half an hour, the video on Instagram received over 1 million ‘likes’ and over 4 million views. Salah’s message in full reads: “It’s not always easy to speak in time like this. There has been too much violence and…

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Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has called on world leaders to come together and prevent the “further slaughter of innocent souls” as conflict continues in Gaza. On Tuesday night at least 500 people were killed in a hospital bombing in Gaza City, which Jerusalem says the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group was responsible for. That occurred after tensions in the Middle East had risen in recent weeks after an attack by the Hamas group in Israel earlier this month. Now, in a personal intervention on his social media accounts, Salah has called on leaders across the world to ensure the conflict between…

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In an ideal world, Mohamed Salah stays at Liverpool for the rest of his career. However, given the way Liverpool has conducted business under Jürgen Klopp — and Saudi Arabia’s ambitious venture into football — that possibility seems unlikely. There is a strong likelihood that with Salah set to turn 32 years old next year, entering the last year of his contract, Liverpool will be tempted to sell the Egyptian if a lucrative offers comes in from Saudi Arabia. But if Salah does leave, what then? How will Klopp replace someone as good as the Egyptian? It’s a difficult question…

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Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has called for immediate humanitarian aid to be allowed into Gaza and for the massacres in the Israeli-Hamas conflict to stop. Hundreds of Palestinian civilians were killed in a massive blast at a Gaza City hospital on Tuesday, while concerns grow as supplies of water and food ran out. Both Israel and Hamas have issued rival claims about the atrocity feared to have killed at least 500 people. Israel has said it will allow Egypt to deliver limited quantities of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip amid its siege following surprise attacks by Hamas on October…

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Liverpool star Darwin Núñez showcased his prowess as he guided Uruguay to a momentous victory over Brazil in the recent World Cup qualifier. The 24-year-old forward not only scored a goal but also provided an assist, playing a crucial role in his team’s triumph over their South American rivals for the first time in 22 years. Núñez’s remarkable diving header found the back of the net, beating Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson and giving Uruguay an early lead. Later in the game, he skillfully held off three Brazil defenders to set up Nicolás de la Cruz for another goal. This impressive…

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