After months of speculation and failed negotiations, Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold has agreed to a five-year deal with Real Madrid worth over £220,000-per-week. The 26-year-old, known as one of the best right-backs in the world, will leave Anfield this summer as a free agent, leaving fans devastated and dealing a major blow to Jurgen Klopp's side. The English international's decision to move to Madrid comes after a successful stint with Liverpool, winning both the Premier League and Champions League titles.
In a nail-biting Champions League match, PSG's Ousmane Dembele scored the equaliser against Liverpool, setting them up for a dramatic penalty shootout win. Not only did this end Liverpool's European title hopes, but it came at a cost as Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold was injured, potentially affecting their upcoming League Cup final. To add insult to injury, PSG's Achraf Hakimi taunted Liverpool fans by unfurling a banner, cementing his role as a potential villain for the Reds in the future. This crushing defeat is a reminder for Liverpool of last season's failed quadruple attempt, but under manager Arne Slot, they still have a strong shot at the Premier League title and the League Cup final.
Liverpool's transfer activity has been quiet this winter, with only one new player arriving at Anfield. However, the club is now looking to offload midfielder Stefan Bajcetic on loan to Las Palmas. The 20-year-old was set to spend the season with RB Salzburg but was not getting enough playing time. Meanwhile, the Saudi Pro League has expressed interest in signing Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Darwin Nunez, but the Reds have made it clear that neither player will be leaving during the winter transfer window.
After a convincing 4-0 win over League Two team Accrington Stanely, Liverpool FC's Diogo Jota, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Jayden Danns and Federico Chiesa have proven themselves as attacking powerhouses. However, the four-goal performance has also sparked speculation over their futures at Anfield. On the transfer front, Napoli's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Newcastle United's Alexander Isak have both been linked to a move to Liverpool, while Manchester City is reportedly making moves to secure Liverpool's target Omar Marmoush. Stay updated on all Liverpool FC news and transfer updates in our live blog.
The highly anticipated Premier League game between Liverpool and Manchester United at Anfield did not disappoint, with fans and experts alike raving about the intense and brilliant performance from both teams. Follow along with Mail Sport's live updates for the latest news and highlights from this unforgettable match.
Manchester United's head coach Ruben Amorim was pleased with his team's performance in their 2-2 draw against league leaders Liverpool. Despite the result, Amorim expressed his frustration with their lack of consistent high-level performances in previous games. The point earned at Anfield might have been more if not for Harry Maguire's missed opportunity in stoppage-time. While the result may have ended their streak of scoreless matches, United still sits in the bottom half of the table, highlighting the need for more character and consistency from the team. Arne Slot, Liverpool's coach, also expressed his frustration as his team missed the opportunity to pull away from their competitors at the top of the table.
In an intense Premier League match, Liverpool and Manchester United battled it out on the field with both teams giving their all. With updates and team news provided by Harry Bamforth, fans were on the edge of their seats until the very last minute, as the match ended in a draw. Despite the final score, the excitement and energy of the game left a lasting impression on both players and fans alike.
Sky reporter Shingi Mararike brings the news that Manchester United's match against Liverpool is still on, much to the dismay of loyal fans. While concern for the safety of players and supporters was a major factor in the decision, United's recent losing streak and absence of Mo Salah gave them a glimmer of hope. With jokes from Roy Keane and snowy antics from Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, the game was set to be an interesting one. In the end, Diallo rescues a point for United, leaving fans divided over the performance.
With persistent snow causing doubts over the fixture, the high-profile Premier League encounter between arch-rivals Liverpool and Manchester United has finally been given the green light. The two teams have had contrasting seasons, with Liverpool sitting comfortably at the top of the table while United struggles in 14th place. However, the adverse weather conditions may pose a challenge for both sides during the match at Anfield, with supporters' safety also being a major concern.
As the January transfer window opens, Liverpool's Mohamed Salah reveals that this will be his final season at Anfield, with his contract coming to an end in the summer. Manchester United is also in the headlines, with a potential swap deal involving Marcus Rashford and Napoli's Victor Osimhen being reported. In addition to this, Real Madrid is showing interest in Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold, whose contract also expires this season. Stay updated with all the latest transfer news and football deals through our live blog.