DAILY RED WITH LEWIS ASPINALL | WIRTZ SHINES AGAIN, TRENT INTEREST COOLS & LIFE AFTER SALAH
Lewis Aspinall returns with another episode of Daily Red for Anfield Index, bringing you the latest Liverpool FC news and discussion.
Florian Wirtz is once again making headlines as the German playmaker continues to impress in a Liverpool shirt. Lewis discusses his improving performances, growing confidence and why his recent displays are such an encouraging sign for the Reds.
Meanwhile, speculation surrounding a potential return for Trent Alexander-Arnold appears to be cooling. With Liverpool's interest reportedly fading, Lewis considers what this could mean for the former Reds defender and the club's plans moving forward.
Virgil van Dijk's comments about Liverpool's future beyond Mohamed Salah also come under the spotlight. As the club looks towards its next chapter, Lewis examines the significance of preparing for life without one of Liverpool's greatest modern players.
Is Wirtz finally showing his best form? Has the door closed on a Trent return? And what could Liverpool look like in the post-Salah era?
All this and more on Daily Red with Lewis Aspinall.
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Dave Davis is joined by David Lynch to discuss:
- £100m attackers, Iraola & Big Ron: The Head coach, Wirtz, Barcola, Isak but especially Big Ron get praise
- Mac contract and midfielders: Mac still unlikely to get new deal, Nmecha and Kone on list, but Camara likely top. Big Ron deal a must
- Trent no return: Despite reports, makes no sense with age, injuries and Liverpool needing cold business decisions
Dave Davis looks at all the latest Liverpool FC stories with focus on:
- Big Ron a must: Julian Ward risks execution if he doesn’t either get down or trigger that £47m option
- £100m players are great: Isak scores again, Barcola assist and Florian Wirtz key again, without Szoboszlai in the team
- Vuskovic impressed, Altomira mentioned but Balon d’or disaster: Vuskovic impressed after recent links, Altimira mentioned again and Trent’s disasters continue in Madrid
THEY HAVE TO SIGN ARAUJO! | Liverpool 2-0 Brighton reaction
Liverpool climbed up to fourth in the Premier League as they beat Brighton 2-0 at Anfield.
Another Alexander Isak strike and an own goal from Pascal Gross ensured Andoni Iraola's men saw off the Seagulls.
And Reds reporter David Lynch believes it was a performance that underlined just how far this team has come already under its new head coach.
Here, he reflects on whether Liverpool might even find themselves in a title race and the efforts of Ronald Araujo and Milos Kerkez.
Check out this review of the game and make sure you leave your thoughts in the comment section below.
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On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett discuss an eventful and entertaining 2-0 win for Andoni Iraola’s Reds over a high-flying Brighton in the Premier League at Anfield.
Guy Drinkel and Sam Quaye provide their instant match reaction to Liverpool's 2-0 win over Brighton.
They also give their player ratings from the win and name their Man of the Match!
Guy Drinkel is here for today's NewsDailyRoundRed, he looks at
• Liverpool being linked with Brighton defender Luka Vuskovic
• Harvey Elliott red card
• Today's game against Brighton
Guy Drinkel is here with today's Daily Red as he looks at a report of Alexis Mac Allister rejecting a move to Atletico Madrid to 'prove' the club wrong. With reports of no contract in the offing what should the club do?
Dave Davis looks at all the Liverpool FC latest with focus on:
- Forward praise: Iraola praises Gakpo as underrated, Rio as mature and Isak has no goals target
- Mac Replcament: despite praise from Iraola, no plans for a new deal as Camara seems likely replacement but Kone, Scott and Nmecha linked
- Otorbi: Reports LFC to activate the €30m clause see a new deal and €60m maybe too steep now
