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Report: Liverpool Midfielder Confirmed as ‘Top Transfer Target’

Hull City Sets Sights on Liverpool's Tyler Morton The buzzing world of football transfer rumours suggests that Championship outfit, Hull City, has its eyes firmly set on Liverpool's young sensation, Tyler Morton. As reported by the Hull Daily Mail, Hull City's interest in Morton isn't merely based on hearsay, labelling him as the clubs 'top transfer...

Liverpool’s Nomad Strikes Again: Seventh Loan in a Row

Liverpool defender Anderson Arroyo will move on loan to Spanish side FC Andorra for the 2023-24 campaign, it has been confirmed. Following the trend set by Sepp Van den Berg and Rhys Williams already this window, the Columbian will look to gain more first-team experience and maintain his fitness. The 23-year-old has been at Anfield since...

Fabio Carvalho: A Rough Start, But Don’t Give Up

Fabio Carvalho, the 20-year-old Liverpool attacker, finds himself in a predicament as he struggles to secure game-time since the World Cup, according to a recent article by Neil Jones of GOAL.com. Despite these challenges, Jones argues that Liverpool should maintain their confidence in Carvalho's potential. In the whirlwind of excitement that followed Carvalho's signing from...

Why Liverpool Were Wrong To Loan Nathaniel Clyne

Today, it was announced that Liverpool had agreed a deal with Bournemouth to loan out Nathaniel Clyne until the end of the season. The deal will not come with an option to buy for the south coast club – with the deal merely understood to be put in place for the 27-year-old to play...

Mario Balotelli’s Rollercoaster Loan Spell at AC Milan

Different paths, same direction. No matter which road Mario Balotelli decides to take, the finish line full of praise and success always seems to end up as an unreachable target for much maligned forward. To reach there, all he had to do was follow the signs and the instructions of others who have experienced...

Liverpool’s Biggest Hurdle in 2016 is Impatience

It’s easy to look at the United fans with their radically pre-emptive Mourinho scarves, and their Sharpie covered kitchen-towl signs, and to forget that Liverpool fans can be pretty stupid too. Jurgen Klopp alluded to one element of the idiocy, or at least childish impatience, in Reds fans, when he said of Liverpool’s inconsistent...