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Fenway Sports Group have announced a strategic minority investment in Liverpool Football Club, entering into a definitive agreement for the sale of a minority equity stake in the club to 1892 Holdings.

LFC's tweet photo. Fenway Sports Group have announced a strategic minority investment in Liverpool Football Club, entering into a definitive agreement for the sale of a minority equity stake in the club to 1892 Holdings.

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Sports Illustrated FC @SI_FootballClub

2 months ago

When Virgil van Dijk arrived at Liverpool in January 2018, he didn’t just improve their defence. He helped change the trajectory of the club. From title challengers to Premier League champions. From Champions League finalists to European champions. Domestic cups were a welcomed addition. Then came another league title. Through it all, the man at the heart of the defence remained the same. But the man beside him kept changing. Dejan Lovren was there at the beginning. Then came the Matip-Gomez partnership, with the two rotating alongside Van Dijk and playing a huge part in Liverpool’s most successful years under Jürgen Klopp. In 2021, Ibrahima Konaté arrived and eventually became Van Dijk’s most familiar partner of recent seasons. Jarell Quansah was another to benefit from having Van Dijk beside him. For a young centre-back learning the game, there could hardly be a better player to learn from. Now, Konaté has moved on to Real Madrid, Jérémy Jacquet looks to be the long-term successor, but injury issues have disrupted his pre-season. Giovanni Leoni is close to returning from an ACL injury. Joe Gomez is also sidelined, prompting Liverpool to bring in Barcelona captain, Ronald Araújo on loan. And then there’s 18-year-old Ifeanyi Ndukwe, who has impressed this summer and most recently lined up alongside Van Dijk. The only problem? He can’t yet play competitive football in England without a work permit. So, as Van Dijk enters his ninth year at Liverpool, the question is familiar. Who plays beside him? Because one thing has remained true through every partnership. Van Dijk has spent almost a decade making the players beside him better, raising the level of every partnership he has formed. The partners have changed. Virgil van Dijk is still here.

SI_FootballClub's tweet photo. When Virgil van Dijk arrived at Liverpool in January 2018, he didn’t just improve their defence. He helped change the trajectory of the club.

From title challengers to Premier League champions. From Champions League finalists to European champions. Domestic cups were a welcomed addition. Then came another league title.

Through it all, the man at the heart of the defence remained the same. But the man beside him kept changing.

Dejan Lovren was there at the beginning. Then came the Matip-Gomez partnership, with the two rotating alongside Van Dijk and playing a huge part in Liverpool’s most successful years under Jürgen Klopp. In 2021, Ibrahima Konaté arrived and eventually became Van Dijk’s most familiar partner of recent seasons. Jarell Quansah was another to benefit from having Van Dijk beside him. For a young centre-back learning the game, there could hardly be a better player to learn from.

Now, Konaté has moved on to Real Madrid, Jérémy Jacquet looks to be the long-term successor, but injury issues have disrupted his pre-season. Giovanni Leoni is close to returning from an ACL injury. Joe Gomez is also sidelined, prompting Liverpool to bring in Barcelona captain, Ronald Araújo on loan.

And then there’s 18-year-old Ifeanyi Ndukwe, who has impressed this summer and most recently lined up alongside Van Dijk. The only problem? He can’t yet play competitive football in England without a work permit.

So, as Van Dijk enters his ninth year at Liverpool, the question is familiar. Who plays beside him?

Because one thing has remained true through every partnership. Van Dijk has spent almost a decade making the players beside him better, raising the level of every partnership he has formed.

The partners have changed. Virgil van Dijk is still here.

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FC Barcelona

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over 7 years ago

79' Origi scores, Liverpool now ahead on aggregate 🔵🔴 #LFCBarça (4-0, agg 4-3)

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AM15H @am15h

6 months ago

#fury #connorben

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Liverpool FC

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7 months ago

Mohamed Salah is to bring the curtain down on his illustrious career with Liverpool Football Club at the end of the 2025-26 season. The time to fully celebrate his legacy and achievements will follow later in the year when he bids farewell to Anfield ❤️