Arne Slot has managed a near-perfect start to his Liverpool career, and the Reds’ start to the season has been massively impressive.
Liverpool currently sit five points clear of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League and are already nine points clear of supposed title rivals Arsenal.
Now though, as Premier League football returns after the international break, Slot is facing his biggest decision yet as Liverpool boss, and it could have a huge impact on the remainder of the season.
The return of the Premier league brings with it the return of Gary Neville’s anti-Liverpool bias.
At the beginning of the season, Gary Neville notably predicted Liverpool to finish below Man United and outside of the top four. Just a couple of months later and the gap between the two clubs is 13 points. How’s that prediction going, Gary?
He’s also the man that “didn’t see” a big win for Liverpool against United earlier this season, right before Slot’s Reds hammered them 3-0. Another wrong prediction.
Now Neville has shared another controversial Liverpool opinion ahead of this weekend’s trip to Southampton.
For many Liverpool supporters Jurgen Klopp will be remembered as one of the club’s greatest ever managers.
Red Bull have been busy since announcing Klopp’s new position and have already been involved in a takeover in the French second division.
Alongside the Arnault family, who are the new principal owners, Red Bull invested in Paris FC, and Klopp was involved despite not actually working for them yet.
Mo Salah’s contract situation has been well-established this season.
It is, perhaps, the biggest story surrounding Liverpool Football Club at the moment. The talismanic attacker, who is still performing at a world-leading level, is still yet to commit his future to the club beyond the end of the season.
Reports indicate that they are now and that Salah is wanting three more years at the club, whilst Saudi Arabia are lining up a world-leading wage offer to try and entice him to any number of the Public Investment Fund (PIF) owned clubs.
A former Scottish international has named a Liverpool wonderkid as “the best dribbler of the ball I’ve seen”.
It’s been a fairly successful international break on the whole for a variety of Reds players, certainly when it comes to performing in the Nations League. From Curtis Jones’ impressive back flick goal to Dominik Szoboszlai’s pressure penalty and Andy Robertson’s dramatic last-gasp winner, there’s been Liverpool-adjacent headlines all over the place.
However, it’s another Liverpool player who has been catching the eye alongside Robertson in Scotland’s games against Croatia and Poland who has been coming in for the highest praise.
