50+ min ago (494+ words) One German journalist has talked up the possibility of Jurgen Klopp returning to Liverpool, amid the pressure which has been growing on Arne Slot. A horrific fun of nine defeats from 12 games has led to external questioning of the Dutchman's credentials, with Jamie Carragher warning that anything less than seven points from the Reds' three matches over the next week would make the situation "untenable'. The Times" Jonathan Northcroft reported that sporting director Richard Hughes and FSG Head of Football Michael Edwards both spoke with the head coach in recent days and have continued to back the 47-year-old. However, within Germany, there have been calls for Liverpool to reach out to Klopp, who departed Anfield 18 months ago after making it clear that he needed a break from coaching. Speaking on'The BILD Show, journalist Marcel Reif vividly remarked:Liverpool isn't just…...

14+ hour, 8+ min ago (507+ words) Luis Diaz showed Liverpool exactly what they're missing this season with a man-of-the-match performance against FC St Pauli. The Colombian international produced the decisive moments of the game, supplying the assist for Raphael Guerreiro's equaliser before scoring after the 90-minute mark to secure three points for Bayern. A top performance from the former Red, which takes his tally to 18 goal contributions in all competitions in the 2025/26 season. It has to be said that the one glaring thing Liverpool seem to be missing on the flanks this season is pace. But what particularly stood out when observing Diaz's involvement in their 3-1 win in the Bundesliga was his superb ability to retain possession. Just take a look at some fan footage shared on CF Bayern Insider's YouTube: The winger runs into the box, controls a ball lofted over the defence from Kim…...

15+ hour, 14+ min ago (393+ words) Liverpool's wider troubles this season added another unwanted chapter at Kirkby as our U18s fell to a heavy defeat against Manchester United in a match that raised deeper questions about where we are right now. As reported by Liverpoolfc.com, the young Reds were beaten 7-0 in the U18 Premier League North, with Bendito Mantato opening the scoring before JJ Gabriel led a ruthless visiting display. In isolation, losing heavily at this age group isn't uncommon because development always comes before results, but academy reporter Lewis Bower offered context on X that summed up the challenges we faced. He wrote: "Quite clearly not the level required" but to provide somewhat of a context, 3 of Liverpool's backline" an U16 player making his full debut" O'Connor and Ayman midfielders at full-back." Bower also added that "the midweek efforts made an impact", noting that five players had…...

16+ hour, 15+ min ago (422+ words) The mood around Liverpool has rarely felt stranger, with on-field results masking the calmer, more deliberate thinking going on behind closed doors. According to Jonathan Northcroft of The Times, the numbers around our recent form are "numbing, yet the conversations inside the AXA Training Centre tell a very different story. Arne Slot has endured the worst run any Liverpool manager has faced since the 1950s, but the message from those above him is one of patience, perspective and shared responsibility. Northcroft reports that the 47-year-old continues to hold daily conversations with Richard Hughes, while Michael Edwards remains a steady, strategic presence. The pair speak with our head coach regularly and one meeting last week was said to have lasted "45 minutes, highlighting a leadership group refusing to panic. This calm stance sits in contrast to the wider noise around Merseyside. Jamie Carragher…...

16+ hour, 53+ min ago (477+ words) Liverpool's current situation has become so strained that conversations around our managerial structure have resurfaced at the worst possible moment for us. The Guardian's Andy Hunter reported that the clamour in some areas for Jurgen Klopp to return overlooks the hierarchy we now work under, especially with Arne Slot having been appointed specifically as a head coach rather than an all-powerful manager. Hunter describes our downturn as "unprecedented, even when compared to the difficult 2014 season, but stresses that the club Klopp left behind is one with restored finances, status and pulling power. He writes that "Liverpool today have their choice when shopping at the high end of the market, referencing how far removed we are from the days of selling Luis Suarez and replacing him with Mario Balotelli, Rickie Lambert and Lazar Markovic. What matters most in the context of…...

20+ hour, 12+ min ago (436+ words) Liverpool's situation has reached the point where off-pitch details are now shaping the broader discussion around Arne Slot. According to Lewis Steele for Mail Sport, the problems facing our head coach have stretched from the training ground all the way back to Bergentheim, his birthplace in the Dutch Bible Belt. The full piece explains how the 47-year-old has been leaning on support from those closest to him after weeks in which we have lost nine of our last twelve matches. The report describes his father Arend, a retired schoolmaster, as a demanding figure who would regularly ring last season with pointed questions such as: "Why did you make this substitution?" or, "How could you only win this game 2-1?" Steele writes that the former Feyenoord coach would "smirk" as his dad insisted: "This performance was not exciting enough, son." The article…...

20+ hour, 27+ min ago (460+ words) Liverpool find ourselves entering a decisive run of fixtures at a time when every comment from outside the club seems to add another layer of tension around Arne Slot. Thomas Frank's latest assessment, via Sky Sports, was one of the first genuinely supportive messages directed towards the 47-year-old since our difficult run began. The Tottenham manager said: "I think football is extremely fascinating" it's so complex and we all try to analyse and understand it." He continued: "If you look at Liverpool now, the manager Arne Slot I admire massively. "Did fantastic stepping into the first season in the Premier League, won it. Incredible in every way. And now they are struggling a bit and they have a bad spell." Frank went further, insisting: "I'm convinced he will find a way out. Convinced, convinced." Those words offer a contrast to…...

22+ hour, 17+ min ago (379+ words) Liverpool enter the weekend knowing a difficult Premier League run has forced us into a position where every point suddenly feels heavier than it should for a squad that recently won the title. Chris Sutton's assessment on BBC Sport added another uncomfortable layer to a tense week on Merseyside. The former striker said: "Last year you could hang your hat on Liverpool winning every game, but not anymore. Even so, I don't think anyone in the world thought Nottingham Forest would win 3-0 at Anfield last week." He continued: "You get to a stage where you have to just go with your gut" and I can't see Liverpool keeping a clean sheet" Sutton's prediction: 2-1." Those remarks land at a moment when Arne Slot desperately needs stability after nine defeats in twelve matches across all competitions. The Champions League loss to PSV…...

23+ hour, 17+ min ago (385+ words) Liverpool supporters looking for signs of positivity during a difficult run will welcome a rare warm moment involving a familiar face abroad. Naby Keita was asked to compare atmospheres after Ferencvaros drew 1-1 away at Fenerbache and delivered a response that summed up exactly what Anfield still means to those who wore our shirt. As shared by ZPOR on X, the Guinean midfielder placed his hand on his heart and said: "Anfield. You'll never walk alone!" He then added: "But they [Fenerbache] do have a good atmosphere too, I like it." It was a simple exchange in a mix zone, yet it reminded us again how players often speak differently once they move away from Merseyside. Anfield m" "kr Sara'o'lu mu" Eski Liverpoollu Naby Keita'n"n tercihi Anfield oldu" " ZPOR (@gzt_spor) November 27, 2025 The Liverpool connection remains strong for a footballer who experienced…...

1+ day, 11+ min ago (395+ words) Liverpool's preparations for a season-defining trip to West Ham have taken a welcome turn after the London club issued a mixed fitness update on two important players ahead of Sunday's meeting. As reported by West Ham's official website, Nuno Espirito Santo confirmed that both Crysencio Summerville and Dinos Mavropanos are doubts for the game, with final assessments planned for the eve of the match. The Hammers head coach said: "Both of them are getting better. We still have tomorrow to assess the players, so we will have to wait until then to make our final decisions." Summerville missed their draw at Bournemouth after starting eight straight Premier League fixtures, while Mavropanos has sat out four games since injuring his leg against Brentford on 20 October. Ollie Scarles remains sidelined, and although Niclas Fullkrug returned from injury last weekend, his minutes will…...