Arne Slot has revealed Liverpool's heartfelt commitment to pay Diogo Jota's full contract to his family, honoring the late Portuguese star's legacy. Tragically, Jota and his brother Andre Silva perished in a road accident on July 3, 2025, while heading to a ferry for pre-season training at Anfield
Tyler Morton praised ex-Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp for his unwavering belief and crucial chances at Anfield. Though minutes dwindled under Arne Slot, Morton valued the manager's candid approach, sparking his exciting Lyon move
AC Milan dominated Lecce with a thrilling 3-0 win at San Siro, advancing to the Coppa Italia round of 16, but fans erupted for Santiago Gimenez's long-awaited first goal, finally shattering his season-long drought amid swirling rumors of his Serie A exit
Liverpool's exhilarating 3-2 comeback win over Atletico Madrid at Anfield on Wednesday night showcased their unyielding spirit with a late winner, yet it underscores the thrill-and risk-of relying on such heroics
While Liverpool's 3-2 comeback win over Atletico Madrid at Anfield delivered an electrifying late winner, it highlights their unyielding spirit while urging greater consistency in future clashes
Feyenoord chief Dennis te Kloese regretfully admits losing Arne Slot was a massive blunder. The savvy Dutch coach has revitalized Liverpool, securing the Premier League title last season and kicking off the new one undefeated
Alexander Isak is poised for a thrilling Liverpool debut, as Arne Slot confirms the £125m striker's inclusion in the squad for the Champions League showdown with Atletico Madrid. The Swedish star, inheriting the iconic No.9 jersey from Newcastle, is ready to electrify the Kop
Alexander Isak is set to electrify Anfield with his potential Liverpool debut, as Arne Slot unveils his strategy for the Champions League showdown against Atletico Madrid, featuring the £125m star in the squad. The Swedish striker, now in the iconic No.9 jersey after his blockbuster Newcastle transfer, is primed to dazzle the Kop
Arne Slot passionately defends Florian Wirtz's slow Liverpool debut, firing back at critics of the club's bold £116m ($158m) investment in him and £450m ($615m) total spend, insisting it's unjustly harsh
