Liverpool has maintained its business by linking young and promising skill to new contracts this summer, as we spent all the news from Anfield on Tuesday.
On Sunday, through a well-known source in Norway, he reported that Manchester United had joined the race to recruit Bayern Munich midfielder Thiago Alcantara.
He was, according to Fredrik Filtvedt, regardless of his imminent agreement to bring Donny van from Ajax, the 23-year-old to move to Old Trafford for a million pounds.
But according to Bild’s Tobi Altschaffl, Liverpool “are still in pole position” for Thiago, the ties between United and the Spaniard “are not warm.”
This comes after ESPN’s Mark Ogden described United as “interested viewers.”Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had “priorities elsewhere.”
It remains to be noted when, or even if, Liverpool will make a move for Thiago, Germany’s hypothesis is that it is still destined for Anfield.
Billy Hogan has now officially taken over as Liverpool’s leader after Peter Moore’s productive three-year term.
As a component of his initiation, Hogan gave a lengthy interview to the club’s official website, in which he addressed a number of urgent hobby-related issues.
He described the fans’ return to Anfield as the “immediate priority”, and after a successful verification occasion in Brighton’s preseason friendly against Chelsea on Saturday, the hope is that this is possibly the case until October.
Elsewhere, he dispeled considerations about the lack of investment promising that Fenway Sports Group would make Jurgen Klopp and Michael Edwards “as productive as possible.”
“The mantra, as many people know, is that it’s about looking to create a sustainable business, a sustainable club,” he added.
“So it’s really my job to continue managing the organization as successfully as possible, for the team.”
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Adam Lallana explained why Brighton fits perfectly with him, in an interview with The Athletic.
David Squires’ latest effort for the Guardian, which reaches Lionel Messi “becoming George Costanza”.
What we can do is Burton Park Wanderers v AFC Sudbury in the ‘extra initial round’ of the FA Cup, which starts at 7:45 p.m. on the RED button of the BBC.
And no, we don’t blame you!