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Curtis Jones Curtis Jones has urged the Liverpool squad to maintain the standards set by departing legends Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson as he reflected on a difficult season. Salah and Robertson both made their final appearances after nine years at the club on Sunday by helping the Reds to the 1-1 home draw against Brentford that ensured Champions League qualification. Arne Slot's side endured a troubled campaign in defence of their Premier League title and finished with

Slot Arne Slot says Liverpool cannot use a transition period this summer as an excuse for next season - admitting huge improvements are needed across the board at Anfield. The Reds, who officially lost their Premier League champions' status when Arsenal were declared winners on Tuesday night, will secure Champions League football if they avoid defeat at home to Brentford in the final game of a difficult second season for Slot. Liverpool have lost 20 games in all competitions

Robertson Gordon Strachan has told Andy Robertson he's leaving Liverpool at the right time given the change that is coming to Anfield. Robertson will end a nine-year Reds stay this weekend having opted to depart on a free transfer amid interest from a number of clubs including Tottenham Hotspur, Juventus and Atletico Madrid. The 32-year-old, who will skipper Scotland at the World Cup next month and is the present vice-captain of Liverpool, has made 377 appearances for the Red

Gerrard Steven Gerrard believes Mohamed Salah's bombshell statement is incredibly damning of Arne Slot and questioned whether he is speaking for himself or on behalf of the Liverpool dressing room. In his post on social media, Salah said Liverpool must return to being a 'heavy metal attacking team that opponents fear' after 'crumbling' to a defeat against Aston Villa on Friday night. The forward has never been afraid to speak his mind, and Liverpool won the Premier Leaguelas