Liverpool departed north London with a point, but events after the final whistle quickly became the main talking point. The goalless draw with Arsenal was solid and well-managed in periods, yet attention turned to Conor Bradley after the right-back was forced off late with what appeared to be a knee injury. The 22-year-old was involved in a tense moment near the touchline during stoppage time, shortly before he was unable to continue and required on-field treatment. Post-match sighting of Bradley sparks concern Spanish journalist Pablo Montano shared a worrying update soon after full-time from the mixed zone at the…
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Gary Neville was unconvinced by a controversial incident involving Florian Wirtz during Liverpool’s meeting with Arsenal, labelling a key challenge as “careless” after Liverpool players angrily appealed for a penalty. The first half at Anfield finished goalless despite Liverpool showing positive intent. Conor Bradley came closest to opening the scoring when his delicate chip over David Raya struck the crossbar, drawing a collective gasp from the crowd. Although chances were limited before the break, the major flashpoint of the match came shortly after the second half began. The moment occurred when Liverpool’s number seven picked up the ball just inside…
Liverpool went into the interval level with Arsenal on Thursday night, and in a tense, tightly contested first half at the Emirates Stadium, it was Conor Bradley who came closest to opening the scoring. Clear chances were rare, but the young full-back produced a moment of inspiration that nearly stunned the home supporters and shifted the tone of the match. Before kick-off, Gary Neville had challenged Liverpool to head to north London and “send a message,” despite many already dismissing their chances against the league leaders. Arsenal controlled much of the ball early on and spent most of the opening…
Exclusive: Liverpool move closer to signing teenage defender, with another young centre-back targeted Liverpool are nearing an agreement to sign left-footed centre-back Mor Ndiaye, along with another highly rated teenage defender, both of whom would initially join Rob Page’s Under-21 squad. The Reds are close to finalising a deal for Ndiaye, who represented Senegal at the recent FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar. The 17-year-old is expected to be added to Page’s Under-21 setup if the transfer is completed, with Amara Nallo likely to head out on loan this month as a result. The move has been facilitated by Matt…
Liverpool return to action on Thursday night with a daunting away trip to Premier League pace-setters Arsenal. However, the Reds are still waiting to learn exactly which players will be fit and available to face the clear title favourites. The main uncertainty surrounds Hugo Ekitike’s fitness. The French forward, Liverpool’s leading scorer this season with 11 goals, sat out Sunday’s 2-2 draw at Fulham because of a hamstring issue. Head coach Arne Slot remains optimistic that the striker could be ready in time for the visit to the Emirates. “It wasn’t unexpected that he’d feel some muscle soreness,” Slot explained.…
A Liverpool player who had been out on loan has now officially returned to Merseyside after his temporary move away from Anfield was ended early. James Balagizi joined National League side Forest Green Rovers on a season-long loan last August, but the midfielder featured just 10 times for Robbie Savage’s team before a hamstring injury disrupted his campaign. According to The Athletic, the 22-year-old had been completing his rehabilitation back at Liverpool in recent weeks, with his last outing for the Gloucestershire club coming in their FA Cup defeat to Luton on Halloween. Forest Green announce Balagizi’s return On Tuesday…
Liverpool Plot Shock Luis Enrique Move as Arne Slot Future Suddenly Uncertain Liverpool fans woke up to shock whispers on Tuesday morning as explosive reports began circulating linking legendary coach Luis Enrique with a dramatic move to Anfield — a move that could see him replace Arne Slot far sooner than anyone expected. According to insiders close to the situation, Liverpool’s hierarchy have held private discussions about bringing Enrique to Merseyside as part of a bold long-term reset. Sources claim the club is prepared to pay over £20 million in compensation to secure the former Barcelona and Spain boss, signalling…
The Captain’s View: Bruno Fernandes Speaks on Amorim’s Departure and United’s Next Phase In remarks that have quickly spread across the football world, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has finally addressed the departure of head coach Rúben Amorim — and paired it with a revealing indication of where he believes the club should go next. With uncertainty surrounding Old Trafford, Fernandes’s comments have been taken as both refreshingly honest and a firm statement of leadership. As the team’s on-field leader and emotional driver, the Portuguese midfielder admitted that Amorim’s exit brought a sense of relief — and made it clear…
Paul Joyce has reported that Liverpool are preparing to begin contract negotiations with Ryan Gravenberch. The Dutch midfielder is currently under contract until the summer of 2028. Liverpool preparing talks with Ryan Gravenberch According to Joyce writing for The Times, the club have not yet entered formal discussions with Gravenberch or his representatives, but there is a clear desire internally to tie down the Netherlands international, who will have two years left on his deal this summer. Any move to secure Gravenberch’s long-term future at Anfield would be considered a smart step by the club, especially given reported interest from…
Liverpool’s latest Premier League draw has been analysed from every possible angle, yet one incident continues to dominate the conversation well beyond the final whistle. Florian Wirtz’s equaliser at Craven Cottage looked marginal in real time, prompted an extended VAR review, and was ultimately given despite claims that the German attacker had strayed offside. BBC Sport football correspondent Dale Johnson has since clarified why the goal was allowed, even though the Bayer Leverkusen signing was technically just beyond the defensive line. “Wirtz appeared offside — and in truth, he was, by a tiny margin,” Johnson explained. “So why did VAR…