Author: Soccerhuz
Al-Ittihad will revisit their interest in Mohamed Salah if they fail to land the Liverpool forward before Thursday’s transfer deadline. The Saudi Pro League outfit saw a whopping £150million offer for Salah rejected by Liverpool last Friday and are weighing up an improved £200m bid. Liverpool are adamant that the Egyptian is not for sale – no matter the size and scale of the proposal. And now, according to the Telegraph, sources close Al-Ittihad believe it is too late to get a deal done for Salah, with the Saudi Arabia transfer window slamming shut at 10pm on Thursday. However, this won’t be the end of Al-Ittihad’s pursuit of…
The Saudi Pro League transfer deadline is almost here. It was confirmed a few days ago that it was definitely September 7, rather than the 20th, which had earlier been advertised, and that should come as a relief to Liverpool. The Reds have no intention of letting Mohamed Salah leave — and that stance has been unwavering throughout — but while the speculation is not instantly going to go away when the window slams shut, it should at least quieten things a little. Make no mistake, though, Saudi Arabia will be back for Salah. Liverpool, for its part, should not be completely…
The 24-year-old joins the Reds for an undisclosed fee after two seasons with AS Roma Women in Italy, winning a Serie A title earlier this year. The Norway international scored a total of 12 goals in 39 appearances with Roma, while also gaining more experience in the Women’s Champions League. Haug had previously spent seven seasons with LSK Kvinner in her native Norway, winning five Toppserien league titles and four Norwegian Women’s Cups, before her switch to Italy in January 2022. She has played for her national side throughout the age groups and made her senior debut in 2022, securing…
With just 24 hours of the Saudi transfer window remaining, Liverpool are braced for another blockbuster bid for Mohamed Salah. After seeing a £150million offer turned down last week, Al-Ittihad are expected to return to the table with a bid which could exceed the current world-record transfer fee. It remains to be if Liverpool will relent and agree to sell Salah, although the situation is complicated by the fact that the English transfer window is now shut – meaning they would be unable to sign a replacement until January.
Liverpool were heavily linked with Brazilian international and Fluminense star, Andre Trindade, in the summer transfer window but failed to lure him. If reports in the media are anything to go by then the Reds are still interested in the South American and will look to finally sign him in January. The 22-year-old midfielder’s contract has a release clause of £34million and Fluminense were adamant not to offload him in the middle of the campaign as they have a serious chance of winning the Copa Libertadores. According to Spanish source, Fichajes, Klopp has asked Liverpool to finally seal the signing of Andre in…
Manchester United have been told by former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan to replace manager Erik ten Hag with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp if they want to win the Premier League title. The Red Devils appointed the Dutchman ahead of the last campaign after prising him away from Ajax. Ten Hag enjoyed a decent start to life in Manchester as he led United back to the Champions League at the first time of asking courtesy of a third-place Premier League finish. The 53-year-old even ended his first season with silverware after guiding his team to the Carabao Cup trophy, although…
Former Manchester City midfielder David Silva has seemingly dismissed Liverpool’s chances of winning the Premier League title – despite their strong start to the season. The Reds have taken 10 points from a possible 12 heading into the international break, a figure bettered only by City’s 100% record after four games and matched by Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United. It is a vast improvement on last season when, at the same point, Liverpool sat on five points, trailing both Arsenal – top with maximum points – and City, who had 10 at the time. The Reds didn’t reach…
Liverpool have enjoyed a fruitful transfer window as they completely revamped their midfield. The Reds lost numerous midfielders over the summer, to free transfers and also sales. In particular, Jordan Henderson and Fabinho’s departures risked leaving Liverpool short come September. Furthermore, the Reds’ failed pursuit of Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia was a bitter pill to swallow. However, Liverpool did manage to get four new midfielders in through the door at Anfield The 30-year-old joined Liverpool just after the Caicedo and Lavia transfer sagas, arriving for a reported £16million from Stuttgart. Endo has made three appearances so far for the Reds.…
The international break might not hold too much interest for Liverpool fans, but the next 24 hours will no doubt be interesting for many. Although the transfer window has now closed for much of Europe, there are still some places free to do business, and clubs in Saudi Arabia will no doubt be keeping themselves busy before tomorrow’s deadline. Top of the list for clubs in the Gulf state is none other than Mohamed Salah, with Al Ittihad reportedly readying a second bid of $251m (£200m/€234m), according to the Daily Mail. But he isn’t the only familiar face linked…
Chukwuemeka beat Raheem Sterling, Nicolas Jackson, Zak Sturge and Leo Castledine to the award. The youngster’s superb strike in the Blues 3-1 defeat against West Ham United was overwhelmingly voted for by the fans. The midfielder wriggled through the West Ham defence in the 28th minute before unleashing a powerful shot beyond Alphonse Areola. Chukwuemeka won 61 percent of the vote, with Sterling coming second with 31 percent votes. The 19-year-old is currently sidelined with a hamstring injury.