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Elliott Liverpool's appointment of Andoni Iraola could give Harvey Elliott a fresh start at Anfield. The 23-year-old was a regular fixture under Jurgen Klopp, featuring in the German's squad for the final few years of his reign. After Arne Slot took charge in the summer of 2024, Elliott began to find his opportunities limited. He made 28 appearances under the Dutchman, a significant step down from the 53 and 46 he made in the two previous campaigns under Klopp. After winning

Rio Much has been made of Liverpool having no representation in an England squad at a major tournament for the first time in 40 years. But as the Three Lions jetted out to Miami on Monday to begin their preparations for the forthcoming World Cup, Reds youngster Rio Ngumoha was among those to board the plane. England boss Thomas Tuchel confirmed last month the 17-year-old was one of four players - along with Bournemouth's Alex Scott, Josh King of Fulham and Arsenal's Ethan Nwa

Regis Le Bris Regis Le Bris admitted Sunderland were surprised at how much time and space they were given on the ball by Liverpool as they claimed a 1-1 draw at Anfield . A late Nordi Mukiele own goal cancelled out Chemsdine Talbi’s deflected opener on Wednesday night. The stalemate left the Reds in eighth in the Premier League table, one point behind the sixth-placed Black Cats. And Sunderland head coach Le Bris shared his pride at his players' performance following the fi

Hodgson and Carragher Roy Hodgson says he'll always remember what Jamie Carragher told him after he was sacked as Liverpool manager in January 2011. Hodgson was appointed as Reds boss in the summer of 2010. Hopes high that he would be the 'safe pair of hands' to lead the Reds back towards the summit of the Premier League table after a seventh placed finish under Rafael Benitez led to the Spanish boss losing his job amid a backdrop of ownership issues. However, after a series

Marc Guehi Liverpool have been told they have "blown their chances" of signing Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi. That's according to their former midfielder Don Hutchison, who says the centre-back is now a must-have in the January transfer window. The Premier League champions were closing in on a £35m deal for the England international on transfer deadline day only to see Palace pull the plug on the move at the 11th hour after they failed in their own efforts to sign I