Author: Soccerhuz
Michail Antonio has claimed that Mohamed Salah is now ready to leave Liverpool for Saudi Arabia having had an offer rejected in the summer. Speaking on the Footballer’s Football Podcast, the West Ham striker made the assumption that Salah was ready to make the move to the Middle East and to quit Anfield. Salah was subject to a Premier League-record offer from Al-Ittihad worth a reported £125m, with Liverpool rejecting the bid due to how late in came in. With a second move expected in January, there’s every chance that Salah leaves Liverpool in 2024 for a life-changing move to…
The Egyptian provided two assists in Liverpool’s 3-1 win over Wolves on Saturday, the first of which a beautiful cross for Cody Gakpo which was Salah’s 200th Premier League goal contribution for the Reds. Only eight players in the Premier League’s 30-year history have reached this number for a single club. It’s an exclusive list that includes the likes of Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney and Sergio Aguero. Salah wasn’t the quickest player to reach this milestone, however, which we all know will slightly annoy the 31-year-old. Arsenal’s Thierry Henry only need 206 matches to be directly involved in 200 top-flight…
Liverpool rejected a club-record offer in the latter stages of the summer window from Al-Ittihad, though the expectation now is that there will be more bids for Salah in the January window. Recently lauded by Garth Crooks as ‘world-class’, a fear could soon set on Anfield that Salah will actually leave Liverpool for Saudi Arabia in 2024. And the attacker soon becoming the centre of a massive transfer battle between Middle Eastern clubs could be a major issue for the Reds, who will not want to lose Salah. Indeed, Al-Ittihad’s bid in the summer could just be a taste of…
Jarrel Quansah shone on his full Liverpool debut as he helped his side to overcome Wolves over the weekend. The 20-year-old started in place of Ibrahim Konate, who wasn’t ready to return after missing their last two games before the international break, and he impressed with a calm and composed performance. Jurgen Klopp was left with no choice but to play the youngster due to Konate’s absence, Virgil Van Dijk’s suspension and the fact that Joe Gomez had to be shifted to right-back to compensate for Trent Alexander-Arnold’s hamstring issue – and the pair had to ride out some intense…
Liverpool defender Joe Gomez struggled against Wolves after his rich vein of recent form. Pundit and former USA international Janusz Michallik was speaking on ESPN FC after an important comeback victory for Liverpool. Liverpool’s performance before and after half-time yesterday couldn’t have been more different. Jurgen Klopp chose a strong side against Wolves but was forced into a few changes that saw Joe Gomez played at right-back. Several important players arrived back late from international duty on the other side of the world. Only Alexis Mac Allister started out of his South American cohort but he had to be replaced at half-time. Trent Alexander-Arnold…
Liverpool maintained their impressive start to the new Premier League campaign by coming from behind to win at Wolves on Saturday. Hwang Hee-Chan put the hosts in front early on only for the Reds to storm back in the second half with Cody Gakpo, Andy Robertson and a Hugo Bueno own goal earning a 3-1 victory. The result means Jurgen Klopp’s men have extended their unbeaten league run to 16 games after a strong end to last season. But there was plenty that went unnoticed or under the radar during the 90 minutes at Molineux. Klopp makes Matip point Klopp…
Liverpool conceded a goal to Wolves within seven minutes of the starting whistle in the Premier League last night. But the Reds fought back to score three goals and secure three points. It was the squad’s resilience and the fact that they did not give up, that helped them through, according to Dominik Szoboszlai. “At half-time the manager talked to us about the passion and what we needed in the second half, the work and what we needed to put into the game. I think we switched the formation and then everybody did their job and we turned the game”, he…
Mohamed Salah has become used to breaking records in a Liverpool shirt since arriving on Merseyside and the Reds legend added another to his collection with his performance against Wolves on Saturday. Jurgen Klopp’s side came from behind to beat Wolves 3-1 after a dismal first-half showing. Salah was an inspiring figure throughout the second 45 and provided two assists for his teammates whilst being unfortunate to not be handed a third as Harvey Elliott’s strike was deemed an own goal by Hugo Bueno. The Egyptian star has now provided more Premier League assists (63) than any other African player…
Alexis Mac Allister was brought off at half-time in Liverpool’s 3-1 comeback at Wolves, a game which arguably the midfielder should not have started. After a flight to Argentina to take on Ecuador and then an away clash with Bolivia, Mac Allister was straight back into the side on Saturday. This is despite barely having trained in the buildup after a late return from South America, where he required breathing apparatus to manage the high altitude in Bolivia. It was no surprise that he turned in a sluggish display which, sitting as No. 6, was costly as Liverpool were overrun…
Even after his move away from Liverpool, James Milner is still tormenting Man United, with his latest triumph bringing up an impressive record. If those within the club had known how things would pan out later in the summer, Milner may still have been a Liverpool player this season. But with Fabinho and Jordan Henderson giving no indication they would depart, the decision was made to allow his contract to expire, which paved the way for a free transfer to Brighton. The 37-year-old has featured in all five games for the Seagulls so far this season, with four of those seeing victory for Roberto De…