92% - Trey Nyoni has completed 92% of his passes under high-intensity pressure in the @ChampionsLeague this season.
This is the highest accuracy of any midfielder with 100+ attempted, ahead of Pedri in second (91%).
Composure.
@e_evol89 Said this when they blew over a hundred million for his signature. I'd like him to prove us wrong but he was anonymous again he remind me of Theo Walcott all pace and no end product
“He was excellent against Arsenal”
Steve McManaman discusses just how impressive Liverpool youngster Trey Nyoni has been 🪄
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I must say Trey Nyoni is playing beyond his age, very good in tight spaces receiving and redistributing the ball. For me he's outshining midfielders much more experienced than him
🚨🎙️ Zlatan Ibrahimović on Arsenal's controversial performance against Liverpool:
🗣️ “Honestly, what are we watching here? This is becoming standard Arsenal under Mikel Arteta. Instead of focusing on playing football, they are spending too much time on dark arts and trying to disrupt their opponents.
“Look at the incident involving Timber and Isak in the first half. There is clear shirt-pulling, and Liverpool have every reason to question why a penalty wasn't awarded. Then you have the incident involving Tzolis. How does that go without a proper decision?
“Players are being pulled, challenges are flying in, and the game keeps getting interrupted. The referee has to take control. You cannot allow these incidents to go unnoticed.
“And don't get me started on VAR. What is the point of having technology if controversial decisions continue to create more questions than answers? The Premier League needs consistency from its officials. Big matches deserve better officiating.”
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🚨 Thierry Henry launches furious attack on the refereeing against Liverpool:
“At some point, we have to stop pretending these decisions are normal. I understand football is a difficult game to officiate, but what exactly are we watching here?
Liverpool are competing for points, not asking for favours. You cannot make decisions like that and expect everyone to simply move on. The referee has a responsibility, VAR has a responsibility, and today I think they have failed Liverpool.
If that happens to Arsenal, Manchester City or Real Madrid, believe me, we would be talking about it for the next three days. But because it’s Liverpool, everybody suddenly wants to remain quiet.”