Steve 🔴💣

Can we appreciate the new manger without disrespecting a PL champion?

بينما يحلم الجميع بـ الفاريز .. أنا هذا هو حلمي في برشلونه 🇫🇷

26/27 flops so far.

Gun to your head, sell one.

WHAT IF POCHETTINO TAKES MANCHESTER UNITED ALL THE WAY AND WINS US THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE?! 😭🏆

Klopp about Wirtz finding his feet at Liverpool "I think the number one reason for Florian Wirtz's good statistics — and they are good statistics now — is his quality, and nothing else" "I've always said that, with time, Flo would gradually establish himself at Liverpool. I've already said everything I think about that situation" "It was a difficult period when he arrived. Finding your feet in those circumstances is challenging, especially when you're joining a team that isn't functioning at 100%, because other things were more important at that particular moment" "I always believed that things would improve with time" "It's also no secret that we've been working closely together since we started collaborating. I'm trying to do the same with several players." "Whether that will be possible or necessary with everyone, I don't know." "But I can see that a Florian Wirtz in top form can help us enormously, whatever goals we may have in the future."

Can you guess the player?

[🚨]NEW: Liverpool have Luka Vuskovic on their shortlist for next summer. He is being monitored regularly. The current price valuation is around €100m. His dream is to join Real Madrid one day. [@Plettigoal] #LFC

Wirtz has taken a step back from social media and deliberately avoids reading criticism from experts and pundits. He said: "I've now found a really good way of blocking it all out, which is by simply not exposing myself to any of it. I genuinely don't look up anything about myself anymore. When it comes to these kinds of things, I'm no longer active on social media, where I might come across something negative or read something bad about myself" "I think that's the easiest and best way to keep a clear head because, ultimately, it would probably only bring you down. If I simply don't look at or listen to any of it, then it doesn't bother me at all. People can say whatever they want"

🚨 Alexander Isak reveals his conversation with Eddie Howe that made him decide to choose Liverpool as his next club: 🎙️ Interviewer: “Your departure from Newcastle was extremely difficult. There was a breakdown in communication, you stopped reporting to the first-team squad and ended up training separately. What really happened? Alexander Isak: “It was a very difficult period, probably one of the most uncomfortable moments of my career. I had given everything to Newcastle, but at some point I felt the relationship between myself and the club was no longer moving in the right direction. “My conversation with Eddie Howe was important. I wanted clarity. I wanted to understand what the club’s plans were and whether we genuinely shared the same vision for my future. “I respect Eddie, but I also had to be honest with myself. I didn’t want to spend the best years of my career in a situation where every conversation became an argument and every decision created another problem. Interviewer: “Did that conversation make you realise you had to leave? Alexander Isak: “I think it made me realise that things had gone too far. I wasn’t happy with how everything was developing, and the situation eventually reached a point where I was training separately. “People can criticise me for how things unfolded, and I understand that. Newcastle supporters had every right to be frustrated. But I also wanted people to understand that a footballer’s career is short. You cannot ignore an opportunity simply because leaving is uncomfortable. Interviewer: “What did Liverpool offer that Newcastle couldn’t? Alexander Isak: “Liverpool showed me a different level of ambition. When I spoke with the people there, I understood the project, the expectations and what they wanted me to contribute. “Playing for Liverpool means competing for the biggest trophies. You look at the history, the supporters, Anfield and the responsibility that comes with wearing that shirt. I wanted that challenge. “And the coach also made it clear how he saw me fitting into his team. He wasn’t just interested in signing another striker. He explained how he wanted to develop our attacking partnership and make me an important part of the project. Interviewer: “Do you regret how things ended at Newcastle? Alexander Isak: “I will always appreciate the people who supported me there. But I won’t pretend everything was perfect. Sometimes a relationship reaches a point where both sides know things cannot continue as they are. “I didn’t leave because Newcastle is a small club. I left because I believed Liverpool was the right next step for my career. “I understand why Newcastle fans are angry, but I also hope they understand that I couldn’t spend my entire career waiting for the right moment to leave. I had a decision to make, and I made it.

58 million for Camara is a steal. If he was English and playing for a PL club he'd cost 100 million plus✅ Bournemouth want 100 million for Alex Scott. Here he is dominating the PSG midfield 👇