Author: Soccerhuz
Liverpool have the green light to make a record signing, with the Reds’ No.1 target issuing a ‘come get me’ plea. Liverpool are ready to shatter their transfer record, having been given the go-ahead for a €90 million deal from the player himself. The Reds’ record signing is still club captain Virgil van Dijk, who moved to Liverpool in January 2018 from Southampton for around £75m. Darwin Nunez cost slightly less when he joined in the summer of 2022 from Benfica. If rumours are to be believed though, Jurgen Klopp was prepared to sign off on a record signing twice this year alone – firstly…
According to 90 Min, Liverpool run the rule over Pedro Neto after sending scouts to watch the 23-year-old attacker in action for Portugal. The Wolves star has picked up top form in the last month as clubs like Arsenal are showing an interest alongside the Merseysiders in signing the wideman. Pedro Neto has showcased his talent before and attracted the attention of top clubs during his earlier days at Wolves. Yet, the 23-year-old missed consistency and some key injuries have not helped him develop the right way. In the current climate, Neto remains injury-free and has started putting up consistent…
Manchester United, the biggest rival for Liverpool in the Premier League, is reportedly interested in former Reds sporting director Michael Edwards. Elsewhere, there’s apparently a possibility that the Qataris who failed to buy United turn their attention to Anfield. Manchester United has identified Michael Edwards as a possible candidate for a new sporting director role at Old Trafford, according to The Mirror. Edwards left an equivalent position at Liverpool in 2022, and has since set up a new consultancy business with former Reds colleague Ian Graham. However, Jim Ratcliffe, the British businessman who is this week poised to acquire 25…
Manchester United have considered a move to appoint former Liverpool sporting director Julian Ward under Sir Jim Ratcliffe. The last few days have been dramatic for United fans as the club’s ownership has taken centre stage in the international break. Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim has completely backed away from the race to buy United having failed to agree a deal with the Glazer family. That means that a total takeover now appears to be off the table, which is a huge source of disappointment for United supporters. Instead, the Glazers look set to sell a 25% stake to Sir Jim Ratcliffe in…
According to 90min, Liverpool and Manchester United sent scouts to watch Goncalo Inacio in international action as interest piles up in the 22-year-old Sporting CP defender. The report states the Reds’ talent-spotters were in Zenica last night to watch Portugal thrash Bosnia and Herzegovina 5-0. And it seems like Liverpool’s latest scouting trip was a success, with the centre-back putting in a solid display whilst grabbing himself an assist during the rout. Widely regarded to be one of the best young defenders in Europe, the 22-year-old broke into the Sporting first-team in 2020 and has rapidly become one of the…
Manchester United could reportedly drop their interest in signing Goncalo Inacio, with Liverpool scouting the defender this week. According to journalist Graeme Bailey, the Red Devils might soon move on from the Portuguese international due to Inacio being a left-footed player. United spent big last year to sign Lisandro Martinez, who has since made the left-central defensive spot his own since reuniting with Erik Ten Hag at Old Trafford. As a result, Liverpool could be favourites to sign Inacio, with the Reds keen to sign a young defender in January to add to their ranks going into 2024. Bailey said:…
Liverpool are waiting for the results of scans on Andy Robertson’s dislocated shoulder amid fears the left-back may require an operation. Robertson suffered the damage shortly before half-time in Scotland’s 2-0 Euro 2024 qualifying defeat in Spain last Thursday when he challenged with home goalkeeper Unai Simon. The left-back was immediately substituted and subsequently returned to Merseyside for the extent of the damage to be ascertained. Now the Reds are poised to discover whether the 29-year-old will require an operation to repair the damage, which would rule him out for a significantly lengthy period as Jurgen Klopp’s side continue to…
Liverpool are waiting for the results of scans on Andy Robertson’s dislocated shoulder amid fears the left-back may require an operation. Robertson suffered the damage shortly before half-time in Scotland’s 2-0 Euro 2024 qualifying defeat in Spain last Thursday when he challenged with home goalkeeper Unai Simon. The left-back was immediately substituted and subsequently returned to Merseyside for the extent of the damage to be ascertained. Now the Reds are poised to discover whether the 29-year-old will require an operation to repair the damage, which would rule him out for a significantly lengthy period as Jurgen Klopp’s side continue to…
Robertson has returned to Merseyside for treatment after a nasty fall under Spain goalkeeper Unai Simon left him with a suspected dislocated shoulder. The severity of his injury remains to be seen, with potential surgery likely ruling him out for the remainder of the year, though the hope is that his layoff will be much shorter. After scans and allowing the issue to settle, Liverpool will be able to determine how long their left-back is expected out. As it stands, Clarke is unsure if he will have his captain available for Scotland’s two games against Georgia on November 16 and…
Chelsea pushed Armando Broja to leave the Albania squad and return to the club during this international break. That is according to journalist Simon Phillips. Armando Broja is not currently injured despite having to leave the Albania set-up, but Phillips has stated on Si Phillips Talks Chelsea that the Blues encouraged him to come back to Cobham because he was fatigued and still not fully match fit. Chelsea supporters were initially given a scare when Albania manager Sylvinho told the media that Broja would miss his side’s game against the Czech Republic. “As for Broja, I have to…