Liverpool FC

This side and this manager have already won a Champions League and Premier League prior to this season. This season, however, has been the most incredible. Cup ...

We have missed out on a Premier League and won it the season after. We have missed out on a Champions League and won it the season after. This side and this manager have already won a Champions League and Premier League prior to this season.

Man United and Liverpool are two of just five clubs to have won the league in four years out of five - here's how Manchester City measure up against ...

Context - City racked up a new league points record with their first title under Guardiola in 2017-18 and came close to matching it in the breathless title race with Liverpool the following season. Liverpool have been exceptional - their points tally of 97 in 2018-19 is the third highest and would have won the title by a country mile in every season bar two - the Blues first two wins under Guardiola. Manchester United have also twice managed runners-up spots without coming close to threatening City’s dominance. Rivals - Chelsea’s takeover by Roman Abramovich in 2003 and smart appointment of Jose Mourinho as manager made them a new force to be reckoned with, along with an Arsenal side which games its second wind under Wenger. Chelsea won three titles in six years to interrupt the Reds’ flow and the Gunners remained fierce rivals. Context - the level of dominance United established in the Nineties had not been seen before in England, and has not occurred since. They were also-rans until the old committee that ran the club was swept away amid claims of ill-discipline and player drinking. Their early success in the cash-rich Premier League had allowed more transfer spending with Dwight Yorke, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Jaap Stam and Andy Cole all bolstering the ranks and ensuring continuity. They also won two FA Cups in the same period Kevin Keegan’s exciting Newcastle blew their big chance in 1995-96 and managed a distant second the following year. Arsenal became known as the “Bank of England” club for their massive spending. Context - what Liverpool did from 1975 to 1986 was unprecedented in English football, a dominance no-one else had ever achieved. City have broken their way into that aristocratic cabal in astonishing style, setting new records for points, goals, winning streaks and many more over the past five years. Rivals - United developed a habit of beating their fierce rivals in league games but could not stop their dominance of the trophy haul, while Everton, with their 1984-85 and 1986-87 league wins started to put the brakes on the Liverpool juggernaut.

When votes were cast for the Premier League Player of the Season award, Salah remained the division's top scorer and creator, despite the 'decline'. And yet, ...

It’s also worth noting that De Bruyne was Premier League Player of the Season in 2019/20 despite Liverpool’s glaring supremacy, while Foden has now won Young Player of the Season back-to-back. Only twice in Premier League history has a player led both tables outright — Andy Cole in 1993/94 and Harry Kane in 2020/21. It seems that recency bias has played a large part in De Bruyne’s success. Salah’s goal in the 2-2 draw against Chelsea on 2 January took him to 23 for the season, in addition to his 10 assists. Better than Salah? It’s important to stress the rarity of a player topping both the goals and assists charts. Midway through the current campaign, he looked like he might just be able to challenge those numbers.

Liverpool instant analysis after the 3-1 victory over Wolves as the Reds miss out on the Premier League title.

The Kop responded with You’ll Never Walk Alone, a message - to the players, at least - that has rarely felt as resonant this campaign than at that moment. So, too, will this Liverpool vintage, who haven’t quite finished yet with this campaign, the Champions League final against Real Madrid in Paris to come. Only three times in Liverpool’s history have they tallied more than the 92 points they accrued this year, two of which have come during the Klopp era.

Liverpool look like the biggest losers from the Kylian Mbappé saga, but it may hand FSG a free transfer chance for a man with a claim to Lionel Messi's ...

Sure enough, the French prodigy is lacking in terms of goal output (both expected and actual). But in almost every other respect, he has similar elite-level characteristics. Dembélé could yet price out Liverpool in a similar manner. But it would still appear to be a stretch for them to make a move for Ousmane Dembélé, who looked a lot like he was the Mbappé fallback plan. For a player with such an impressive profile, it may well be considered a risk worth taking. Yet the Argentine will still be there, along with Neymar and (for now) Mauro Icardi. It is a well-stocked front line. Even Naby Keïta has been able to put his troubles behind him since the appointment of Doctor Andreas Schlumberger in late 2020.

How is the heart? The 90 minutes against Wolves did not come with the emotional celebrations we had dreamed of, but Liverpool held up their ...

Anfield also had a chance to serenade Mohamed Salah as he picked up two Premier League awards, the Golden Boot and the Playmaker of the Year after another sensational league campaign. Liverpool’s thrilling Premier League season came to a close in dramatic fashion once more, and a proud Anfield was with them from the first minute to the last, and beyond. A guard of honour was the perfect send-off for the No. 27 from his teammates, manager and the Anfield faithful, with a Champions Wall plaque and photo collage presented to the striker.

Liverpool transfer news, rumours, gossip and speculation including updates on Aurelien Tchouameni, Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Ibrahim Sangare.

As well as Real, Mbappe has also been linked with a move to Liverpool in the past. While a recent report claimed that Mane has reportedly held talks over a move that would see him leave Liverpool this summer. Real Madrid have also been credited with an interest in the player. The former Reds boss went on to say how Liverpool could cause Real Madrid problems in Paris. Since arriving in 2016, the Senegalese international has scored 119 goals in 267 appearances. Talk in recent weeks has surrounded Liverpool’s chances of winning an unprecedented quadruple after winning the FA Cup and Carabao Cup and qualifying for the Champions League final.. The report goes on to say that Liverpool have been scouting Sangare for several weeks, with a view to a potential move at the end of the season. They beat us in the final last time. Bayern Munich is one club who have been linked with the forward, but now Real have been mentioned as a possible destination for the Liverpool star. But he admits Jurgen Klopp would still be his manager of the season. Plenty of Liverpool fans have taken to social media to express their thoughts and emotions on the signing of Carvalho. And here is a look at what some of them had to say. It was a very sad day for all of us, so yeah."

The versatile attacking midfielder is out of contract at the London club this summer and the two clubs agreed a deal after having failed in a late bid to ...

Liverpool have confirmed the transfer of Fabio Carvalho from Fulham, with the 19-year-old officially joining the Reds this coming summer. He scored 11 goals and assisted eight for Fulham in 38 appearances during their promotion-winning campaign. The versatile attacking midfielder is out of contract at the London club this summer and the two clubs agreed a deal after having failed in a late bid to complete the transfer in January.

Liverpool have confirmed the transfer of attacking midfielder Fábio Carvalho from Fulham. Jürgen Klopp has a top talent on his hands that could be moulded ...

Firmino was a number 10 at Hoffenheim before Klopp turned the Brendan Rodgers signing into a central striker, and Carvalho does have the hallmarks of someone who could potentially do that role. It could be that Liverpool view Carvalho as a long term successor to Roberto Firmino as a false nine. But what does remain to be seen is exactly where Carvalho ends up playing on the pitch.

The Fulham attacking midfielder has been all but confirmed in the last five months after an administrative error denied the Reds his signature in the winter ...

He was nominated for young player of the year in the second tier, but lost out to Nottingham Forest's Brennan Johnson. - Liverpool Fixtures & Schedule - May 2022 - Premier League, UEFA Champions League & FA Cup - Watch: Liverpool Captain Jordan Henderson Lifts The FA Cup Trophy

Liverpool and Real Madrid have both agreed terms with Monaco's Aurélien Tchouaméni ahead of the Champions League final whilst Mikel Arteta remains coy on ...

Of course, all of us have dreams and we need to live those dreams in a short space of time. And which gives me the opportunity to continue to pursue my dreams." I'm going to keep fighting for the right to be in this squad." He warned: “We need to improve a lot because next season the league will be very difficult - with five subs you can change a game. "He needs to go away with his family and decide what to do. The future is unknown and I only live in the present. But we will try to do the right thing." "I will try to represent this badge as best I can. But we have clear ideas of what we want to do." The Dons dropped into League Two after enduring a nightmare 27-match winless run and could now lose some of their talented young stars. “I don’t think this is now the time to talk about it,” Glazer said. Pep Guardiola's side are likely to be even better with Erling Haaland arriving at the Etihad from Borussia Dortmund this summer.

Media Digest: Liverpool are one of the teams who have looked into a transfer for Aurélien Tchouaméni, while the Reds have been dealt a double blow ahead of ...

We want to wait until we know more about it and then you will get the information as well." "I can imagine their disappointment," he wrote on social media after the announcement of his decision. Credible, incredible and anything in between: we round it all up in one place here, taking a sideways look at the day’s media goings-on from around the world.

Spain boss Luis Enrique has spoken with Liverpool midfielder Thiago about the injury that makes him a doubt for the Champions League final against Real ...

We are going to wait. “He is having a great season. Thiago will now undergo scans to ascertain the extent of the damage - with the clock ticking down on Liverpool’s showdown with Real Madrid in the Champions League final in Paris on Saturday evening.

Monaco midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni has reportedly agreed personal terms with both Liverpool and Real Madrid, with mixed messages on his preferred move.

The Mirror‘s David Maddock and the Liverpool Echo‘s Paul Gorst relay word from sources at Liverpool that their belief is the Frenchman will head to LaLiga. While that booked Monaco’s place in the Champions League playoffs, their No. 8 is still expected to depart in the summer transfer window. Though there is still one game left to play, in the Champions League final, preparations are already advanced for the new campaign – and it is widely reported that there is interest in Tchouameni.