@RicFlairNatrBoy@RicFlairNatrBoy WOOOOO!! I’ve made an Apple Music playlist for you Naitch! A couple I couldn’t find but WOOOO! I’ll make sure it’s all the way live!!! https://t.co/p3s3pu8jzW
What happened to Aston Villa’s squad? They’ve won the Europa League impressively and gone back 3 years. The squad looks decimated. I don’t understand. #AVFC
@KG_Unleashed@richardajkeys Andy Gray was the best. Also remember the early days where he’d do a tactics review with managers on a table. Boot Room? What we now see on MNF.
The current crop are full of rage bait. Most of the time they’re trying to say something just for the shock factor. No, thanks.
Munoz, Araujo, Jacquet and Barcola. A really, really poor transfer window from #LFC.
Konate, Salah, Robertson and Jones have left. Their places haven’t been replaced or upgraded.
#LFC will be fortunate to get close to top 4 this season.
P.S. Another bad end for the ITKs.
@Corballyred I think he’ll come good. The injury was bad. It takes him to rediscover sharpness. He’s now getting 90 mins under his belt and will get stronger.
@KayLFC05_ Conor Bradley isn’t poor. That’s a really poor analysis. He seemed to cope well in a Carabao Cup final against Chelsea with other young players and against Vinicius and Mbappe in the UCL. His only issue is his fitness. #LFC
@excelonman Need a midfielder to replace Jones - MANDATORY. Need a right back (Frimpong isn’t it - Bradley if stays fit needs competition/backup). Need a left back (or Kerkez needs to step up). Need an out and out right winger (Gakpo can do a job for now). When this is addressed #LFC are 💪
Would absolutely love this as it gives reassurance that #LFC could have a great 2nd half of the season. Just need to stay in touch and get through the 1st half, but having said that, there is huge potential with this squad. Excited for Ekitike, Bradley and Leoni coming back soon!
EXCLUSIVE 💣: #LFC vice chairman Amit Bhatia prepares new signings
Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara is convinced he can complete a transfer to Liverpool in the January window, after his deadline-day move to Chelsea collapsed at the last moment.
The 22-year-old Senegal international is understood to view Anfield as the right long-term project. Those close to him say he believes he would fit the team’s midfield profile and adapt quickly to the intensity of the Premier League.
Camara completed a medical with Chelsea before Monaco withdrew from a deal worth around £47m. He has since returned to training in the Principality. Monaco sporting director Thiago Scuro has already told him a major move will come “very soon” and that better options may now be available.
Liverpool had been monitoring Camara for months and were previously identified as a serious destination should they need a midfield addition. The player’s camp is understood to remain open to Anfield, whether that materialises in January or later in 2027.
Incoming vice-chairman Amit Bhatia, who is set to join the board once 1892 Holdings’ minority investment is fully approved, is expected to support a measured winter review of the squad. Liverpool are assessing whether they need one more midfielder and another attacking option if the group looks light through the first half of the season.
No agreement is in place and Monaco remain in a strong position. But Camara’s preference, Liverpool’s earlier interest, and the new ownership structure mean January will be watched closely.